People
USPS counts on tech to cut costs
Postmaster General John Potter says the U.S. Postal Service will continue to press for productivity gains.
Cybersecurity
Bill would elevate cybersecurity chief at DHS
Lawmakers, others want high profile for cyber concerns
People
Multistate info center planned
DOD plans to work through the N.Y. Office of Cyber Security and Critical Infrastructure Coordination to sign up states and other governments to a new information-sharing center.
People
DHS awards $9M for info sharing
The money goes to 12 projects in the Information Technology and Evaluation Program.
People
Anteon gets Defense contract
The U.S. Joint Forces Command awarded a $29 million contract for a Joint Advanced Training Technology Laboratory.
Modernization
Office code opens to gov't
The offer applies to the government of any nation using Microsoft products.
Digital Government
5 things you need to know
This issue marks the sixth annual appearance of the Federal List, but it comes with a twist.
Modernization
5 wireless mistakes to avoid
Deploying WLANs requires network management, security skills
Acquisition
Hourly billing rule proposed
A new rule would authorize the use of time and materials contracts and labor-hour contracts for the procurement of commercial services.
People
Boeing, IBM join for warfare work
The two companies' Defense Department and intelligence projects promote a network-centric approach to warfare.
People
5 tips for better business cases
Business cases for IT projects require a focus on technologies and processes that can be copied or reused and on qualified people who can manage a project.
Cybersecurity
4 tips for a strong defense
Many agency officials still struggle to meet FISMA obligations and could use some help.
Digital Government