Digital Government

Circuit

Leaving tracks. Fly away. Golf for a cause. Two wrongs.

Modernization

Networx gets a tentative thumbs-up

Telecom industry officials still have some questions about the program

Modernization

Records agency automates its FISMA process

The government’s move toward electronic documents is producing unexpected benefits for the nation’s chief record-keeper.

People

Air Force logistics chief seeks transformation

The need for a more flexible military force requires a more structured and aggressive approach, says Gen. Gregory Martin.

People

Public service calling

Catherine Maras O'Leary, Cook County CIO, strives to help people.

People

From the bottom up

Grass-roots RAINS emergency alert system grows to prominence

Modernization

Xiotech pushes tiered storage

Company officials say organizations can use their nodes to tailor storage types to the appropriate data.

People

Schwartz: Let's not relive TIA

Those gathering data for counterterrorism must do a better job of ensuring privacy protection from the start.

Digital Government

Beinhorn: Are you IPv6-ready?

Recommendations for moving to the next version of the Internet.

People

Risky business

Homeland security-related information technology projects come in many shapes and sizes.

Digital Government

Monitoring wireless traffic

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People

ODIN on the home stretch

NASA officials are ready to declare desktop outsourcing contract a winner

People

Keeping lawmakers in the loop

Had DARPA talked to Congress, TIA might have lived

People

Is there a future for futures trading?

Despite the DARPA debacle, experts say the idea has merit

Digital Government

Collection of last resort

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Modernization

Closing wireless backdoors

Wireless LAN analyzers detect rogue users and devices

Digital Government

thePipeline

New products from Rackable Systems, Dell, Akonix Systems, PivX Solutions, Kanguru Solutions and QuickVault.

Digital Government

Intercepts

NetCents award. DIMHRS delay. AKO specs. Purchase card bust. Industry buzz

People

Getting back

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People

Seeking e-gov users, OMB goes Madison Avenue

Planning and development are done, the technology and administration are in place, and all that’s left for three e-government projects is for the Office of Management and Budget to unveil them to the public.