People
Marketing the specifics of e-gov
If you build it, they won't necessarily come, e-government officials have discovered.
Acquisition
New steps in a difficult dance
Businesses large and small debate how proposed rules could shape their partnerships
Digital Government
New mouths to feed
Several large integrators have gone through reorganizations because of significant acquisitions.
Digital Government
Federal Triangle
Top 10 government documents; New power couple; Job fair; Help wanted; One for the books; Portal pleasures
Digital Government
Fear slows change
Change typically makes people skittish. So when a federal contracting officer hears that a contractor is going through a major internal reorganization, alarm bells sound.
People
Renew your Maine shellfish license online
Lobster and crab harvesters in Maine can now renew their licenses on the Internet, finally bringing one of the state's top licensed industries into the online fold.
Modernization
Tech lessons learned
One after the war in Iraq started, military officials are determining what worked.
People
Counting your work day
Every federal agency can offer its employees an alternative work schedule instead of a traditional fixed one (eight hours per day, 40 hours per week) as long as managers approve it.
People
ICF to develop infrastructure plan
The consulting firm won a $2.7 million contract to help create a national critical infrastructure protection plan.
Modernization
Iraqi telecom pact goes to Boeing
Boeing received a $35 million contract to provide telecommunications services to the Coalition Provisional Authority in Iraq.
People
Carrot or stick?
Performance-based contracts offer an alternative way to ensure small business objectives are met.
Digital Government
Gaining clearance
The process getting security clearances is a chore for any integrator, especially for small businesses.
People
Callahan quits DHS
The Homeland Security Department's deputy CIO, whose academic credentials were questioned, has formally resigned today.
People