People

Don't forget to floss

Congress could provide feds with better vision and dental benefits.

Modernization

Product options

The movement of storage applications to the network switch is expected to pick up steam.

Acquisition

An era of competition

States move ahead with strategic sourcing

People

9-11 commissioner focuses on people

The people factor can play a big role in preventing further terrorist attacks, 9-11 commissioner says.

People

DHS to push counterterror info

The proposed National Counterterrorism Center will use a push system to get threat information to intelligence analysts.

People

OPM issues guidelines for emergencies

Helping managers stay in control

People

NASCIO offers help on writing business cases

NASCIO has published new documents that help organizations write business cases and measure progress with enterprise architectures.

People

Stop repeating mistakes

Programs must find innovative ways to do their jobs better.

People

OMB's Evans raises project reporting bar

Earned value management analysis could become the next mantra of chief information officer.

People

OMB to open service centers

Cross-agency service centers handling IT infrastructure for three lines of business could become operational in fiscal 2006.

Modernization

XenoVision gives new meaning to visualizing the battlefield

The software controlling XenoVision can create a topographic map in less than two minutes.

People

In or out of house

The government should develop its own business cases for IT investments.

People

Attracting midcareer workers to be feds

Feds will struggle to replace senior-level employees as they leave, says a new report.

Digital Government

thePipeline

New products from Nowell Development, PhatWare, XLink Technology, Maxlon Software and Marconi.

People

NetCents contracts awarded

Eight companies will be represented in the Air Force's $9 billion Network Centric Solutions program.

People

HP wins $20M logistics pact

Hewlett-Packard will manage the IT infrastructure for the Defense Logistics Agency.

People

Army raises RFID spending cap

The Army's RFID contract with Savi Technology Inc. now has an upper limit of $207 million, more than double the original ceiling of $90 million.

People

On-the-record discussions

A conference this month in Washington sponsored by the Federal Library and Information Center Committee took a close look at progress on e-government, including such aspects as categorizing information, and managing records and Web content.

People

The E-Learning project has to repeat a grade

The Office of Personnel Management earlier this month re-released the E-Learning solicitation after vendor concerns over the fairness of the procurement forced the agency to pull it back last month.

People

Navy CIO praises NMCI

The Navy Marine Corps Intranet can fend off outside dangers, the Navy CIO says.