People
GPO staff head to class
E-learning courses teach how to resolve conflicts and build communities.
People
IG takes issue with Energy architecture
The department has not fully defined current and future IT requirements, the inspector general says.
Digital Government
Welles: When does privacy rule?
Energy Department officials may be testing an edge of the privacy issue in a proposed regulation governing access to information on any department computer.
Acquisition
Editorial: Rules of the road
Office of Federal Procurement Policy Administrator David Safavian has taken the right steps by assessing the GWAC landscape.
Digital Government
Stretching the field
Touchstone acquisition strengthens SRA's consulting business unit.
Digital Government
Alberta health images to go all digital
Alberta's provincial health agency plans to develop and deploy a $177 million medical digital imagery system by 2008.
People
GovBenefits to let agencies brand own benefits pages
GovBenefits.gov today celebrated its third year by adding more than 600 programs from federal, state and local governments.
People
Feds hunt for XML core
The National Information Exchange Model seeks to identify a core set of schemas and ensure their standardization.
People
Share-in-savings regulations will receive one more review
Office of Federal Procurement Policy officials admit they dropped the ball in getting share-in-savings off the ground and have fumbled again in their attempts to fix it.
People
DHS to business: Help us
The department wants to enhance security without unduly burdening companies or limiting trade, the DHS secretary says.
People
DHS mulls choice of passport technology, as lawmakers clash
Senior federal IT policy officials are facing a technology choice that also has set off fireworks in Congress: Should Uncle Sam accept digital photographs, as well as smart chips, as biometric identifiers in foreign passports?
People
As GAO watches, IRS works to patch security holes
The IRS, caught in a thicket of IT security problems, is hoping to be mostly out the woods by fall.
People
GovBenefits to let agencies design their own front pages
Instead of giving agencies one benefits portal, the Labor Department’s e-government project will let agencies create their own benefits Web pages and use a search filter to integrate with GovBenefits’ back-end database and rules engine.
People
Internaut: Defense shows how an enterprise architecture can really work
With all the talk lately about government enterprise architectures, it’s interesting to see what the Defense Logistics Agency is doing to get all of its procurement, supply chain and logistics managers on the same page.
Digital Government
Lockheed Martin IT grows faster
First quarter revenue for the Lockheed Martin's Systems & IT Group increased 4 percent, outpacing the overall company.
Acquisition
SAIC settles claims case
Science Applications International Corp. denies any wrongdoing, but agreed to pay $2.5 million after federal prosecutors looked into allegations of contractor fraud.
People
DOD IG resists congressional pressure on acquisition audits
The Defense Department’s inspector general’s office will not say when it plans to resume a pair of audits evaluating the department’s acquisition processes and commercial criteria justifications that were recently suspended due to a lack of resources.
People
William “Bill” McDermott | Competitors can also be partners
Last December, when Oracle Corp. bought PeopleSoft, SAP AG of Walldorf, Germany, wasted no time in setting out to court PeopleSoft customers.
People