Digital Government
Online chats: Talk of the town
Government turns to e-talk to connect with citizens.
People
Ingredients for success
Some universal principles apply to all major projects requiring a culture change.
People
Workforce in transition
Governments today face a growing set of challenges around the recruitment, retention and management of their workforces.
People
Leavin' on a jet plane
The FAA expects that by 2010 an additional 2,000 controllers will be needed.
Acquisition
Vendors cheer as SBA scraps proposed rule
The Small Business Administration has withdrawn proposed rules that would have changed the way small businesses are defined.
Digital Government
Connecting the dots
Law enforcement will be able share unclassified information with operators of critical infrastructure.
Modernization
ProSight helps DHS get control of spending
When billions of dollars are at stake, relying on paper and pencil to justify how much money an agency needs from the federal coffers is risky.
People
No time to spare
Connecticut's chief information officer offers some advice for vendors on dealing with busy public-sector CIOs.
People
Forced absence
Confirmations of 10 DOD nominees remain on hold because of a dispute between Sen. McCain and Defense officials.
Digital Government
In search of security
During the past 12 months, Army officials have taken several steps to improve network security.
Modernization
Apple tries to bite into high-performance market
Army's use of G5 servers could open new doors for company.
Digital Government
Using technology to protect privacy
Data mining raises fears about the loss of privacy.
People
TSA exempts systems from Privacy Act
The move allows TSA officials to withhold records about active investigations.
People
Air traffic controllers head to the beach
The FAA should start preparing for an exodus of air traffic controllers that could leave airports severely understaffed, GAO says.
People