People
Progress on stovepipes?
The Bush administration is in danger of losing momentum on the toughest management program in government: cutting across stovepipes
Digital Government
The Pipeline
New network storage devices; enterprise architecture, free of 'Star Trek' puns; Can you hear me now?; Superpowered
Digital Government
Massachusetts updates procurement
The state government is adding more features to its Web-based purchasing system.
Digital Government
NOAA extends Raytheon contract
The extension adds three years to the company's original deal to provide high-performance computing for the Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Lab.
People
Park Service highlights Hispanic heritage
The National Park Service has launched a new Web site to honor the importance of Hispanic Heritage Parks throughout the country.
People
Keeping his eye on the hurricane
NOAA's Hernandez tries to move agency's Web site beyond mere forecasts
Digital Government
Arkansas launches insurance portal
Arkansas's Employee Benefits Division is building a Web-based system that will enable active and retired state and public school employees to view, enroll in and manage their health care plans and life insurance program online
Digital Government
State and Local Briefs
DHS: $150 million for first responders; USDA: $44 million for broadband
Digital Government
Changing course
Change comes slowly in government, especially if it requires the bureaucratic culture to alter the way it has done business
People
Survey: Feds overwhelmed by OMB's management agenda
If your daily work leaves you no time to focus on OMB's management agenda, you're not alone
People
Secure records package gets DOD approval
Three vendors have teamed to deliver what they believe is one of the more comprehensive government-certified solutions for securely managing e-records
People
Measuring the impact of IT management reforms
Federal Computer Week surveyed by e-mail a random sample of 449 FCW subscribers to measure how much the Bush administration's information technology reforms have affected the way federal IT managers develop and manage projects and programs
People