Modernization

Texas tax agents stick by Sprint

The Texas Comptroller's Enforcement Division renewed its contract with Sprint Government Systems Division to provide state tax collectors with wireless access.

People

Senate bill follows 9-11 advice

The proposed legislation would adopt many of the 9-11 Commission's recommendations.

Modernization

Faster Fibre Channel can ramp down

Fibre Channel products expected in a few years should be able to work with existing networks.

People

Kerry's campaign blasts Bush on e-gov

John Kerry's administration would put a greater emphasis on e-government, his advisers said.

Digital Government

Frequently asked questions

Everything you wanted to know about enterprise architecture.

Digital Government

Vendors rally to provide EA tools

Demand rises for visualization features that let users link IT and business processes.

Modernization

Flat-panel LCDs: Something for everybody

A review of monitors shows that many users could be much more productive with a hi-res display.

People

Army migrates away from Windows NT

The Army might not be convert all of its desktop computers to the Windows 2000 operating system, enterprise directory and messaging system by year's end.

Modernization

Comparing flat-panel displays

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Cybersecurity

IT on the beat

Security technologies deployed in force at convention venues

People

Touch-screen voting

Critics warn of post-election problems if no paper trail exists

People

Debating competitive sourcing

Political observers question whether the genie can be put back in the bottle

Digital Government

thePipeline

New products from Itronix and Iomega.

Cybersecurity

Army rebuilds networks after hack attack

Hackers access Fort Campbell's network, spurring a massive fix

People

Gilligan and Nelson: Providing EA value

EA helps provide a government that is accountable and accessible.

Modernization

DISA: Shift communications to IP

Agency eyes converged voice/data IP networks

People

FAA ordered to bolster staff

Ruling requires more tech workers to keep airport systems humming

People

Courtesy at the border

U.S. Customs and Border Protection has an initiative to make its agents friendlier to incoming travelers.

People

EA university

Agencies seek to improve architectures by taking advantage of training.

People

Closing in on green

Federal officials use IT tools to score on management agenda