People

Training technology evolving

Training-based technology could evolve into something you might see now on a futuristic TV show, according to Greg Otte, president of IES Interactive Training.

People

Congress weighs reorg authority

Volcker tells Congress that White House needs authority to restructure government

People

Intercepts

Harvey a hard charger; Investigating NMCI; Autodin on, ceremony off; Air Force base at Microsoft

Digital Government

In worm war, feds fight the clock

Worms coming faster; patching pace not keeping up

People

Making the case

Business case studies could be your best defense during budget negotiations

People

Some services are hard to measure

One vendor tackles task of measuring performance in application development

People

Feds' sites boost public service

Gauging whether federal agencies have improved their use of the Web to interact with citizens is not easy, but a user satisfaction survey says they are improving.

Digital Government

Schlumberger to sell federal unit

Paris-based Atos Origin is buying SchlumbergerSema.

Digital Government

The Pipeline

Wireless continues humming; Leaving no paper-trail; Grid center opens

Digital Government

Security Watch

Vendors offer solutions for managing digital IDs

Digital Government

Feds should boost IT research, report says

Government support must be increased, says the National Academies' Computer Science and Telecommunications Board.

People

Officials want better use of GPRA

Congress should strengthen oversight to ensure the use of program performance information in managing and funding programs, officials said last week.

Modernization

GSA considers Qwest debarment

The inspector general of the General Services Administration asked the agency to consider banning Qwest from future federal work.

Digital Government

Galileo's journey ends

NASA officials were unsure of how much information the spacecraft would transmit during its fatal plunge into Jupiter.

Digital Government

GoBook II scores wireless hat trick

Latest rugged notebook supports three wireless options

People

Preventing friendly fire

The Defense Department has been working for years on technologies that can distinguish friendly troops from noncombatants and enemy soldiers to prevent friendly fire incidents.

People

DHS names federal worm hunter

Department appoints security czar, creates central response center

Digital Government

Briefs

DLA consolidates Gateway buys; Acquisition completed

People

Forest Service purchase cards under fire

GAO study says cites lax oversight contributed to wasteful spending

People

Deciding who owns the problem

Given the intent of service-level management as a hybrid discipline crossing business and information technology boundaries, where will the decision to purchase SLM tools come from?