People
DHS doles state grants
The dollars come from three programs for first responders, law enforcement and public education programs related to crime and terrorism.
Digital Government
No need to rush
States should make they sure they have all the information they need before switching to electronic voting.
People
SmartBuy advances planned
Officials want to make the governmentwide enterprise licensing program more flexible and appealing to vendors.
People
IRS: What ails modernization?
Four external reviews will help agency officials diagnose management problems
People
Jury still out on e-voting
Touted as an antidote to the hanging chad, e-voting solution not proven, experts say
People
Tips for successful program management
A successful program management effort needs careful cooperation between agency and contractor, and attention to detail and planning.
People
SAIC gives border agents X-ray vision
Technology from Science Applications International can take digital images of material inside trucks.
Digital Government
HHS center shines in public education role
For the Department of Health and Human Services' National Women's Health Information Center, supplying the public with up-to-date health data is paramount.
Digital Government
One-stop shops
Government contact centers gear up to serve greater variety of customers' needs
Digital Government
FBI's Trilogy hits snag
The General Services Administration says contractor CSC missed a key delivery date.
People
Leopard leaps to e-gov
An open-source software group has released the core component of a Web services platform for e-government projects.<br>
People
IRS adds online tools for tax pros
The Internal Revenue Service has introduced Internet-based business tools for tax professionals.
People
Defense civilian policy moves closer to law
House-Senate conferees concluded work on the framework for a new Defense Department civilian personnel system.
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