Digital Government
Coast Guard tests digital photo transmission
Coast Guard first responders may soon be able to transmit photos directly from incident scenes to command centers
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DCIS to start fall tests
DOD agencies this fall will start testing a cross-credentialing system that would give employees and contractors a single access card for any Defense facility.
Digital Government
Ashcroft defends Patriot Act
The attorney general says law enforcement officials can use better technology to communicate because of the USA Patriot Act
People
Federal agents using training simulator
FBI and Border Patrol agents are going beyond traditional firearms training and testing their judgment and reactions to stressful situations
Digital Government
Making it stick
A recent Federal Computer Week editorial considered the prospects of President Bush's information technology management agenda following the departure of Office of Management and Budget Director Mitchell Daniels Jr.
Digital Government
Fedwire
Veridian buy approved; PeopleSoft saga continues; BAE nabs Spawar pact'; EMC improves replication
Digital Government
DigitalNet wins FBI contract
The FBI will pay DigitalNet up to $22 million to support the Trilogy network
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Motion introduces new models
Motion Computing Inc. is launching its newest tablet PCs, the M1300 line, this week
Digital Government
Hill weighs small-biz rules
House small-business bill would affect bundling, HUBZone programs
Digital Government
Instant messaging, loud and clear
Instant messaging is a hit at the Voice of America
Digital Government
Florida outsources truck permits
Affiliated Computer Services will get $4.7 million over five years to run the state's office for oversize/overweight commercial truck permits
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Punching up performance
Price-friendly server clusters offer big boost ? and management challenges
Digital Government
NSA boosts credentials
Scrutiny of job applicants' credentials at the National Security Agency has always been intense, and it's about to get even more intense for senior information technology security specialists
People
Building the bridge
Integrators are most comfortable working with companies they've worked with before, companies whose capabilities they can count on
Digital Government
IRS gets new privacy advocate
A former privacy analyst for the Office of Management and Budget is now with the Internal Revenue Service.
Digital Government
32-bit remains chip of choice
The Beowulf Project spawned the prototype commodity server-based cluster
Digital Government
Forman's legacy
Arguably, those who try ambitious government reforms could be described in one of two ways: naive or a Pollyanna
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