Digital Government
Dolezal, Skoch join Suss
The former government officials will work for the telecom and IT consultant.
Digital Government
Bush IT request chart
An agency-by-agency breakdown of President Bush's information technology funding requests for fiscal 2005
Digital Government
Fiscal 2005 budget roundup: Key IT funding requests
An agency-by-agency breakdown of President Bush's information technology funding requests for fiscal 2005
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DHS tech request rises 8 percent
President Bush wants to spend $4.43 billion on homeland security IT in fiscal 2005.
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Bush backs bonuses
The president's budget includes $300 million to provide pay over and above an employee's salary for good work.
Digital Government
Key IT programs get FAA boost
The FAA's overall IT budget request is down, some of its major projects would get increased funding.
Digital Government
GSA would shrink IT budget
The administration's 2005 budget request cuts $7 million from IT projects from fiscal 2004.
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E-gov fund ambition shrivels
The administration is asking for a much smaller central e-government fund than in recent years.
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IT request not finalized for Defense
Although federal documents list $27.4 billion for the military's 2005 information technology request, the actual figure won't be available until March or April.
Digital Government
NASA IT funding goals keep falling
The president asked for $1.9 billion in the space agency's IT funds, which declined in 2004.
Digital Government
Robbins-Gioia hires Emory Miller
Miller had been director of IT professional development at GSA and led the SmartBuy initiative.
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PART still apart from law
The tool for assessing programs' effectiveness is still not effectively linked to the budget planning law, GAO says.
Digital Government
Granholm calls for resource pooling
The Michigan governor urged local governments to form partnerships and pool resources.
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School data goes online
The Education Department's new Web site offers access to comparative school data that previously was not readily available to the public.
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Homeland security to power IT growth
Homeland security demands will continue to fuel the tech market in 2004 and 2005, say Meta Group officials.
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House committee to study PART
Lawmakers plan to hold a series of hearings to examine the effectiveness of OMB's Program Assessment Rating Tool.
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Innovation award semifinalists chosen
The 50 programs picked for the Innovations in American Government awards include several technology- or Internet-based federal projects.
Digital Government
NIST issues authentication draft
The document advises agencies on procedures to authenticate users before giving them access to a computer information system.
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