People
FBI trains on Trilogy
The bureau hits the road to teach agents how to use the virtual case file system.
People
Industry input sought for DHS tech infrastructure
Homeland Security officials want companies to comment on the department's enterprise architecture.
People
CACI gets naval system contract
Spawar will pay $133 million for development and integration of the Naval Tactical Command Support System.
People
Science Inventory goes online
The EPA's database of scientific and technical projects has information on more than 4,000 products.
People
Homeland Security network solicitation planned
Officials expect the Homeland Security Data Network to be running by the end of 2004.
People
DHS to fund state, local pilots
Federal officials seek proposals from state and local governments for small, collaboration pilot projects.
People
Another View: Time to retire the word ‘e-gov’
The concepts that the term “e-government” represents are as strong as ever, but the word itself has outlived its usefulness.
Modernization
Oklahoma network installs Provisor
The state's OneNet network will use the software to help administrators manage user profiles.
People
PART to compare programs
The assessment tool lets officials compare similar programs in different agencies.
People
ITT to make threat warning systems
Special Operations Command awards a $12.5 million contract to provide the systems for rotary aircraft.
People
Cox calls for Homeland Security accountability
The chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee says DHS should get the same level of scrutiny as other federal agencies.
People
Matthews appointed CIO Council's vice chair
Transportation CIO Daniel Matthews replaces Karen Evans, who became the council's director.
People
DOD releases acquisition reports
They show a quarterly increase of more than $500 million in major acquisition programs.
People
DOD develops acquisition management system
It's supposed to help officials oversee IT investments.
Digital Government
Convertible tablets capture Comdex spotlight
Five vendors showed off tablets with keyboards.
Modernization
GSA opens mid-Atlantic feds to Verizon
Now the Baby Bell can sell local communications to agencies in Philadelphia and 11 other cities.
Digital Government
House raises Energy computing funds
The House approved $30 million more than the administration requested for the Advanced Scientific Computing program in 2004.
Digital Government
1 million searches ECHO through EPA
The environmental agency's database for facility compliance and enforcement info delivered more than 1 million searches in its first year.
People
DARPA approves 19 for Grand Challenge
The agency limited the number of participants in the LA-to-Vegas robot race.
Acquisition