People

Teamwork a must in lieu of e-gov funding

OMB's Evans says lack of central budget won't hamper progress of initiatives

Digital Government

Performance flogs Tampa facial tech

Viability of facial-recognition systems left in question, privacy issues linger

Digital Government

For cybersecurity, it's share and share alike

Executives warn that groups must work together to protect infrastructures

People

Measure of Success

Agencies turn to business intelligence tools to help meet performance mandates

People

New radios face legacy, commercial hurdles

The military's goal of software-programmable radios is closer than ever to becoming a reality

People

Ontrack for payback

Turn your information systems into productivity engines

Digital Government

NIC offers Web-in-a-box

The company that run's Oklahoma's Web portal wants to sell a simple, cost-effective solution that would help smaller state agencies establish a Web presence.

Digital Government

Rescuing a good idea

When it comes to government procurement, one thing unlikely to bring about significant cultural change is a lot of talk

People

Intercepts

Nomination delays; Old dogs, new tricks; Lesson still being learned; Serious about IPv6; AGS slap-in-the-face

Digital Government

The Pipeline

Wireless, wireless everwhere; Linux and Lucy; Pop-up computer

People

Reich pushes for change insurgency

The former secretary of labor warned of barriers to change.

Digital Government

Coming onstream

Streaming media was all the rage in the commercial sector a couple of years ago

Modernization

Air Force studies bandwidth

The Air Force will study ways to optimize bandwidth and reduce long-haul communications circuits' costs.

Digital Government

Improper payments plague feds

The General Accounting Office says that federal benefits programs must do a better job of eliminating improper payments.

People

Military frets over A-76 studies

Defense officials fear their competitive sourcing efforts could be derailed by new requirements in the 2004 spending bill.

Modernization

Networx RFI issued

The Federal Technology Service wants comments on its proposed replacement for FTS 2001.

People

USPS offers free postmarking app for Word

Citizens and businesses now can use the Postal Service’s electronic postmark capability to digitally sign and apply date and time stamps to Microsoft Word documents.<br>

People

GAO questions E-Authentication timetable

The General Services Administration’s timetable for building a gateway for the E-Authentication project is unrealistic, the General Accounting Office said.<br><@SM>

People

E-learning covers people skills

The Center for Veterinary Medicine's e-learning program teaches collaboration skills, in addition to technical know-how.

People

Davis eyes E-Authentication delays

The chairman of the House Government Reform Committee demands elucidation of the problems facing the E-Authentication.