People
DHS works on case management
Officials are developing a Web hub with information for law enforcement officers.
Digital Government
Northrop to run Indianapolis IT operations
Indianapolis and Marion County officials chose Northrop Grumman over Unisys for a $46 million contract.
People
Architecture to get more security, privacy info
The CIO Council will release a more detailed document on security and privacy requirements of the federal enterprise architecture by April.
Digital Government
Calif. settles with Diebold
The voting machine maker will pay the state $2.6 million to settle claims that the company misled California officials about the security of its products.
People
BearingPoint CEO leaves
Randolph Blazer, chief executive officer of BearingPoint, has stepped down and will be temporarily replaced by Roderick McGeary.
People
States continue to join EPA Exchange Network
States are buying in to the Environmental Information Exchange Network, with six adding nodes in the past six weeks.
People
Navy puts all coursework on one site
The Navy's E-Learning distance learning system has moved to the Navy Knowledge Online Web portal.
People
Vegas voters favor electronic system--with a receipt
Given a choice between an electronic machine that produces a receipt of their votes or a paper ballot, Las Vegas voters chose the receipt.
People
HHS unveils family health history software
Health and Human Services is offering free software to help Americans learn their families’ health histories and promote personal health.<@SM>
Digital Government
Fed architecture to cover records, maybe geospatial info
Records management and possibly geospatial data will be added to the federal enterprise architecture, an official says.
Acquisition
Buyers gather in Canada
A three-day conference will bring together procurement officials and businesses from throughout the Americas.
Cybersecurity
DHS plots security database
It will let those with clearances visit other facilities with no muss, no fuss and no paper, said DHS' chief security officer.
Modernization
New satellite terminals approved
DOD's Global Broadcast Service received approval for its next generation architecture and ground terminals, Raytheon says.
Modernization
A desktop for ultralights
The Laptop Desk UltraLite provides a work surface for your lap that cools notebooks to prevent uncomfortable levels of heat from reaching your legs.
Digital Government
GAO ponders national indicators
A Web-based system that analyzes hordes of economic and societal data could paint a general picture of American life, the Government Accountability Office says.
People
OMB plans info-sharing initiative
It will be the next lines of business initiative cutting across agency lines.
Acquisition
Supply execs plans 2005 changes
It's the integration era, says Donna Bennett, Federal Supply Service commissioner.
People
OPM sued over watch lists
The ACLU opposes a requirement that charities taking part in the Combined Federal Campaign must check their employees against terrorist watch lists.
Cybersecurity