Digital Government

Object databases store big ideas

Technology becomes crucial for data mining

People

The science of security

DHS' Jane Alexander is on the trail of new technology

People

Unintended consequences

SSA's eVital program is a reminder on the insidious nature of unintended consequences

Digital Government

Postal Service seeks to make mail smarter

Single bar code will store information

Acquisition

Companies angle for GSA schedules

Use of schedule contracts becomes a strategic decision for a new crop of vendors

People

Intercepts

NSIPS, DIMHRS Delays; NSA's Hiring Spree; Three-Star Reviews; Hughes Helps Morale; ABCs of ABCS; Iraq Crossing Globally

Digital Government

DVD burner won't tie up system resources

Pioneer's new burner makes copying DVDs very easy

People

Navy begins NSIPS transition

The Navy deployed the Navy Standard Integrated Personnel System as a Web application or the first time this summer

People

The circuit

CIO Council seeks input; Nader a fed fan; Oh, e-Canada!

People

Securing the homeland: One container at a time

Agencies face the Herculean task of ensuring that terrorists don't use free trade as their next weapon

Digital Government

thePipeline

More solutions to management challenges; Improving access to GIS data

People

Navy realigns war research centers

Naval Sea Systems Command will restructure its eight warfare centers along product lines.

Digital Government

Job site gets it right

OPM's USAJobs relaunch can teach us a lot about how to do it right

Digital Government

Repackaging the PC

Centralized blade PCs address desktop security and management concerns

People

Ultra-wideband dealing in arms

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People

Licking the virtual envelope

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People

NIH links diet aid searchers to medical database

A National Institutes of Health Web site about dietary supplements will now link to a National Library of Medicine database.<br>

People

Campbell: Policymakers need tech reassurance

State chief information officers need to translate their technology concepts and ideas into practical policy terms, a former Canadian prime minister tells CIOs today.<br>

Digital Government

NASA's broken safety culture

The seven-month, $400 million effort by the Columbia Accident Investigation Board resulted in a 248-page report that blamed NASA's broken safety culture for the failed mission that killed seven astronauts Feb. 1.

People

Transformation tops agenda of next DOD CIO

Stenbit's successor faces challenge of carrying through transformation