Digital Government
Commerce to fund IT security
The real impact of IT security will be on personnel aspect, according to a senior Commerce Department official.
Digital Government
Davis' 2004 agenda includes IT
The chairman of the House Government Reform Committee plans to examine several technology issues.
People
Alaska picks XAware criminal data exchange
The Mapping Alaska's Justice InterChanges program brings together the systems in many organizations statewide.
People
USDA site to customize services for farmers, ranchers
The Agriculture Department has redesigned its Web site to improve access to agency information. <br>
People
Harris joins FAA on A-76 bid
The Federal Aviation Administration will pair its in-house team with Harris Corp. to compete for Automated Flight Station services.
Digital Government
CACI hires Vito
Steve Vito will go from being publisher of Government Executive to a vice president with systems integrator CACI.
Acquisition
Lockheed wins $700 million EPA deal
The Environmental Protection Agency is the latest federal agency to test the performance-based contracting waters.
People
Terror lists remain disparate
Officials at the FBI-led Terrorist Screening Center missed their deadline for merging a dozen terrorist watch lists.
Acquisition
Postal Service searches for savings via IT
Technology helped cut supply chain costs for the U.S. Postal Service last year, and officials expect more to come.
People
Unisys begins wireless services for TSA
The company has started the Transportation Security Administration's Managed Services for Wireless Personal Communications program.
Digital Government
Features of Microsoft Corp.?s SharePoint Services and SharePoint Portal Server 2003
Features of Microsoft Corp.?s SharePoint Services and SharePoint Portal Server 2003, which are part of Microsoft Office 2003.
People
USDA plans custom site
Farmers will be able to access conservation contracts, commodity payments and loans through MyUSDA.gov, officials said.
Digital Government
Idaho governor calls for tech office
Gov. Dirk Kempthorne wants to spend $100,000 to create an Idaho Office of Science and Technology.
People
Industry Advisory Council seeks e-gov leaders
The positions allow IAC members to interact with their federal IT counterparts and weigh in on the future of e-government.
Digital Government
Notable 2003 legislation: Sen. Susan Collins
Notable 2003 legislation: Sen. Susan Collins
Digital Government
Oracle hires ex-CIO of Kentucky
Aldona Valicenti will be a vice-president of business development and strategy for Oracle.
People
HR, financial system consolidation next on OMB's hit list
Agencies should be prepared to give up more money to governmentwide consolidation initiatives this year.<br>
Digital Government
Storing e-stuff
We all have an important stake in the Electronic Records Archive program.
People