People

OMB expects skill gap plans

Agencies should file plans by Aug. 3 for filling information technology skill gaps, federal technology officials said.

Cybersecurity

Evans: No big changes in security guidance

But the federal e-gov and IT boss is willing to consider changes that would make annual security evaluations more consistent.

People

Army revamps CIO office

Army IT now has a 'belly button.'

People

GSA to test e-authentication tools

The General Services Administration will set up a lab under the E-Authentication e-government initiative to test commercial products that perform certificate validation services.

People

Accenture: E-gov yet to live up to its potential

E-government initiatives have been effective, but they haven't met all expectations, says the head of Accenture’s government group.

Digital Government

Fox hired for health

Fox Systems will process applications from healthcare providers and assign them new unique identification numbers.

Digital Government

AMD pairs with GTSI

The chipmaker reached a partnership with GTSI to hit the federal market.

People

SAIC, Blue Agave target logistics

The new offerings are aimed at federal officials who need real-time performance management capabilities, company officials said.

People

RFI for cybersecurity LOB hits the wires

The Office of Management and Budget and the Homeland Security Department this week released a request for information regarding the cybersecurity Line of Business effort.

People

Think big, Accenture says

The leader of Accenture's government group urged officials to be ambitious about e-government.

Digital Government

SI International gets GPS work

The company will get $11.5 million for supporting the Global Positioning System.

People

Homeland Security CIO to depart

Steve Cooper submitted his resignation on April 4 and he plans to leave sometime this month.

People

Rosenzweig to chair DHS privacy group

The Homeland Security Department's Data Privacy and Integrity Advisory Committee held its inaugural meeting today.

Cybersecurity

Security forum members to meet in May

The Chief Information Security Officers Exchange has already started working to raise the federal government’s security grade.

Digital Government

NASA awards supercomputer work

Advanced Management Technology Inc. will get $49.4 million to provide technical support to Ames' Advanced Supercomputing Division.

Cybersecurity

OMB proposes ID timetable

Under the plan, agencies would start issuing new ID cards to employees and long-term contractors in October 2006.

People

Suffolk sells land records access

Up-to-date documents will be available online for about $600 a month.

People

OMB, industry create telework site

It has info about how federal employees can join the ranks of teleworkers.

People

Croom tapped to lead DISA

The Air Force's top information systems and command and control general has been nominated to head the Defense Information Systems Agency.

Modernization

Fujitsu melds Linux, Windows

PrimeQuest servers that will offer users the ability to use Linux or Microsoft Windows on the same hardware.