People
The homeland security shellgame
Systems integrators find new business opportunities are tough to uncover
People
Grants.gov enters final test phase
Officials at the Department of Health and Human Services are putting the finishing touches on Grants.gov
Digital Government
HHS to reverse roles with tech vendors
HHS is taking an unusual approach to strengthening the partnership between the department and the IT industry
People
NARA plots ambitious e-archiving system
By the end of this year, NARA expects to release an RFP for its Electronic Records Archives program
People
Trial by fire
Realistic stress testing is essential when launching online services, experts say
People
US-VISIT: Sizing up a challenge
US-VISIT will bring the latest biometric technology to one of the most visible homeland security programs
People
OMB freezes authentication technology buys
OMB wants to buy authentication technologies for use governmentwide and has asked agencies to halt individual procurements.
Digital Government
Printing detente
Commentary: The battle over government printing has reached an amicable resolution
Digital Government
Justice OKs PeopleSoft-Edwards merger
The Justice Department has given PeopleSoft approval to buy J.D. Edwards
Digital Government
Gateway's sleek Centrino notebook reads memory cards
Centrino is Intel's brand name for its power-optimized technology that offers improved wireless performance and longer battery life in thinner and lighter form factors
People
FBI purchases training simulator
Portable digital system generates scenarios to assess how agents analyze and respond to dicey situations
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SAIC to build DHS architecture
DHS has tapped Science Applications International Corp. to develop its enterprise architecture
People
DOD takes different tack on acquisitions
DOD will no longer base its acquisition and development cycles on requirements but instead set benchmarks according to what systems can actually do
People
Agencies improve management
Agencies are improving their scoring on the Bush administration's management agenda
People
Little progress on e-gov in latest management scorecard
“More than meets the eye” is how administration officials today described the latest scores for agencies’ work on the President’s Management Agenda.<br><@SM>
Digital Government
System pushes emergency alerts
Governments use 'push' communications to send warnings to constituents
People
OPM’s E-Clearance meets its goals
The Office of Personnel Management this month completed the final module of its E-Clearance project that automates Form SF-86. It's one of the first Quicksilver initiatives to meet all its original goals. <br>
People
Senate holds up CAPPS funding
But appropriators unanimously approved a $29.3 billion spending bill for the Homeland Security Department
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