People
Quintet wins software spots
The Defense Department named five companies today eligible to bid on back-office software projects worth up to $1 billion.
Digital Government
EOP does right
The Executive Office of the President is the only agency to reach the fifth and final stage of maturity on the General Accounting Office's framework for evaluating enterprise architectures.
Acquisition
States refrain from GSA buying
States and localities aren't using federal IT contracts even though they can, Input says.
Digital Government
Users getting comfortable with NMCI
More are satisfied with services EDS provides, according to a company survey
People
Lacey to run DOD personnel system
Defense officials announced the first program executive officer for the national security personnel system.
Digital Government
Achieving results no one can achieve alone
Interagency collaboration is happening out of necessity.
People
Wanted: Air Force seeks IT integrator
The service wants a company to manage systems at Air and Space Operations Centers.
People
Making a career from fortunate accidents
Navy's Carpenter looks back on nearly three decades of service
Digital Government
What is a postal service?
Proposed legislation passed this month by the House Government Reform Committee calls for a major overhaul of the U.S. Postal Service and lays out a narrow definition of a postal service
Modernization
Defense awards Deloitte ERP consulting contract
The Defense Department has awarded Deloitte Consulting LLP a blanket purchase agreement to bid on enterprise resource planning implementation projects.
People
Group issues privacy tips
The Technology and Privacy Advisory Committee issued a report on protecting privacy while fighting terror.
Acquisition
ASIA falls to pieces
Most significant elements of Davis' reform plan dropped from DOD bill
People
Govs demand bioterrorism money
The National Governors Association opposes an HHS proposal to reduce bioterrorism preparedness funding.
Digital Government