People

Leavitt sees interoperability

The world is entering the "the next frontier of human productivity," says the HHS chief.

People

On this day, the “E” in e-gov stands for excellence

Government and industry officials gathered this month at a Washington lunch to honor agencies that received Excellence.gov Awards for their e-government systems.

People

Tech in San Diego helps focus on health

The deputy commander of Naval Medical Center San Diego believes that the center's population health program can result in breakthrough changes to ensure healthier lives for its 120,000 patients.

People

GSA policy shop faces cuts

GSA's Office of Governmentwide Policy is cutting the equivalent of 92 full-time positions in response to a proposed 15 percent cut in the office's fiscal 2006 budget.

Digital Government

Intercepts

Wi-Fi clouds in Afghanistan. Thailand tsunami Wi-Fi. New Cisco government image therapist.

People

Making it harder to get a driver's license

Congress working on new law to create standards for state ID

People

Future JTRS work put on hold

DOD officials await April tests to determine future of software radio

People

FAA competition yields $1.9 billion deal

Lockheed Martin win could affect 2,500 federal employees

Digital Government

SGI factory expansion signals growth plans

Expanded Wisconsin facility lets the company better meet agency needs

People

CHCS II: A steep learning curve

The Air Force's 72nd Medical Group quickly discovered that the transition from CHCS I to CHCS II required more than simply installing new Microsoft Windows-based computers and flipping a switch.

People

Border towns' new world

Communities say US-VISIT has not hurt commerce ? so far

People

Editorial: Merge with caution

What's the hurry to merge FSS and FTS?

People

Welles: Taming the lions at work

What can employees do to stave off attacks from bosses?

Modernization

Ringing the changes

Telecom mergers could signal a trend

Digital Government

thePipeline

Tightening the security belt. Building a better notebook.

People

Geography no longer an afterthought

Geospatial information officers make their mark at federal agencies

Digital Government

New York builds a spatial data library

Map-based system will let emergency officials search for resources.

Modernization

Quick Look: Keep your identity in your pocket, not on a PC

Pass2Go stores info on USB key

People

Looking to store X-ray data

A massive storage array from EMC makes it easier to store and locate digital X-rays for patients stationed at four naval bases in the Puget Sound region.

Digital Government

Circuit

Following Arnold. Never off the record. E-mail at the office. Change is always in the air.