People

IRS: IT plan back on track

Agency reduces projects, increases input

  • By Diane Frank, FCW
People

Feds go tech

Employee survey: budget and leadership top management wish list

  • By Judi Hasson, FCW
People

Federal Triangle

Presidential Web performance; marketing e-file; and an international incident.

  • By FCW Staff, FCW
Digital Government

States to make digital maps for mines

The Labor Department's Mine Safety and Health Administration awarded almost $4 million in grants to 13 states to help pay for systems to digitize maps of abandoned mines.

  • By Dibya Sarkar, FCW
Digital Government

Microsoft's patch management tools

The enterprise versions of patch management products are not designed for very small offices, and there are no personal editions of such tools.

  • By Vincil Bishop and Earl Greer, FCW
Digital Government

A fresh outlook

Editorial: Welcome to the redesigned Federal Computer Week.

  • By FCW
Acquisition

First, do no harm

The year 2004 maybe hot for procurement issues ? too hot.

  • By Steve Kelman, FCW
People

US-VISIT entry system begins, but exit strategy uncertain

As the first phase of a massive visitor tracking system launched last week, the technology to record visitors' exits entered a test phase.

  • By Sara Michael, FCW
Acquisition

ContractWatch

DISA awards GIG-BE, the Defense Intelligence Agency chose 7 companies for IT contracts, NASA chose SAIC for IT services and Interior chose BearingPoint to install back office systems.

  • By FCW Staff, FCW
Digital Government

Support swells for livestock ID system

U.S. to speed project in wake of mad cow find in Washington state

  • By Florence Olsen, FCW
Digital Government

Eye on... rules and regs

White House, Congress hope to make more headway on sticky policy issues

  • By Sara Michael, Michael Hardy and Diane Frank, FCW
Digital Government

Keeping systems properly stitched

Four patch management solutions offer a mix of features for enterprises of all sizes

  • By Vincil Bishop and Earl Greer, FCW
People

Looking in my crystal ball

Forward progress in the world of federal IT sometimes moves in millimeters, but Michael Lisagor is brimming with optimism about 2004.

  • By Michael Lisagor, FCW
Digital Government

Arizona educators ponder face recognition

A Maricopa County school tests face-scanning systems meant to catch sex offenders and missing children on school property.

  • By Brian Robinson, FCW
People

Eye on newsmakers

Seven individuals who could shape the agenda (before the 2004 election changes everything)

  • By Sara Michael, Michael Hardy and Diane Frank, FCW
People

Collins: Force through moderation

Maine senator works across party lines to make headway on tough government IT issues

  • By Randall Edwards, FCW
Digital Government

Eye on IT advances

From Linux to robotics, innovation abounds

  • By John Moore, FCW
Digital Government

Arizona district goes wireless

M/A-Com won a $5 million to build a wireless network for an Arizona water management district.

  • By Dibya Sarkar, FCW
Digital Government

Intercepts

DARPA hits the small screen; Not exactly a win-win deal

  • By Matthew French and Frank Tiboni, FCW
Digital Government

NASA: Images foster public participation

The mission manager of Mars Exploration Rovers said the ability to allow public interaction is important to the success of the program.

  • By Randall Edwards, FCW
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