People
Users less pleased with federal sites
Federal Web sites are meeting fewer of the public’s needs, according to the latest American Customer Satisfaction Index.
Modernization
Okay: Fixing a Networx disconnect
Former FTS official prevents a communications breakdown.
People
Soloway: Advocate for competition
Thinker envisions a government transformed by competitive sourcing.
People
Finger-pointing leads to Army IT portfolio plan
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Peter Schoomaker has ordered the service’s chief information officer, Lt. Gen. Steve Boutelle, to devise a servicewide governance strategy for information technology.
Cybersecurity
Group sees security weaknesses
The President’s Information Technology Advisory Committee says critical IT systems remain highly susceptible to cyber attacks that could have a catastrophic effect.
People
Philadelphia Free-for-all
Brotherly love isn’t the only thing heating up Philadelphia these days. Just ask the city’s CIO, Dianah Neff.
People
IRS extends e-services to more tax preparers
Tax preparers that file five or more returns electronically a year can make use of the tax agency's e-services, services previously restricted to preparers that filed 100 or more returns.
Modernization
No easy fix for DOD security issues
Report warns that it will be difficult to secure Global Information Grid.
People
OMB: 2004 was a good year for e-gov
The Office of Management and Budget is studying how to effectively use technology to enhance crisis management.
Digital Government
Intercepts
J6 on JTRS case. IM for DOD. SAIC and flashlights. Air Force name game.
People
Three agencies missed the E-Travel boat
Three agencies have until the end of the month to explain why they did not meet a Dec. 31, 2004, deadline to award E-Travel contracts.
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