People
GAO Web site redesign improves efficiency
It's an example of agencies' growing interest in improving online services.
People
Taxpayer advocate proposes free e-filing for everyone
The chief taxpayer advocate believes everyone should have access to free software online for filing returns.
Digital Government
Setting boundaries
Defense Department officials issued the Interim Defense Acquisition Guidebook
People
She's looked at tech from both sides now
ATF's former CIO Marguerite Moccia builds a link between IT and finance.
Digital Government
Justice looking to upgrade foreign lobbyist database
A Justice database on foreign lobbyists is so old that copying the information could lead to a major loss of data.
Cybersecurity
The outsourcing hole
As more software development is shifted overseas, concerns grow about security
Acquisition
McAleese: Working within the rules
Today, more than ever, it is critical to create safe harbors of ethical conduct.
Modernization
Smart shopper's guide to networking infrastructure: Decision point
At least a couple of the networking technologies in this guide might be on your 2004 shopping list.
People
Editorial: Prepare for the worst
Federal managers who have been reluctant to let employees telecommute may be running out of options.
Modernization
Quality control
After security, the biggest concern for VOIP implementations is quality of service.
People
The ups and downs of pay banding
Simply putting in the time may no longer pay off for federal workers.
Modernization
VOIP's second act
Next-generation IP telephony applications bring safety and efficiency to public agencies
People
Army hires General Dynamics for JTRS
The company won a $295 million deal to build Joint Tactical Radio System devices for ground soldiers.
Modernization
Is metro Ethernet right for you?
If you're using a carrier's data services but bandwidth is always in short supply, consider metro Ethernet.
People
Where does the recordkeeping buck stop?
Report spurs debate: Who is responsible for e-records?
Cybersecurity