People

Group proposes CAPPS II alternative

Frequent traveler program would focus risk

People

Web of intelligence data expands

Alphabet soup is an accurate description of the government initiatives under way to make it easier for intelligence agency and law enforcement types to share information and coordinate activities.

People

Friendly fire system gets good grades

Pentagon plans to expand development of Blue Force Tracking technology

People

A rich legacy

Profile: Army Lt. Gen. Joseph Kellogg Jr. changes careers, but not his focus

Digital Government

USDA rolls out voice-over-IP radio

System includes functions for talk groups, unit-to-unit calls

People

Workflow tools reveal sharing trouble spots

Business process mapping and management tools may help overcome one of the most common impediments to effective data sharing and collaboration

People

NASA financial program in danger

GAO says the agency is in danger of producing its third consecutive failed financial management system

People

Marine accounting open to competition

DOD will begin conducting an A-76 competition of its Marine Corps Accounting Services

Digital Government

States try digital watermarking

Vermont and New Jersey are looking at digital watermarking as a way of securing driver's licenses

Digital Government

A question of health coverage, and more

FCW.com's Ask Milt column

Acquisition

GAO issues purchase card guide

Guide is designed to help agencies better manage their purchase card programs

Digital Government

NASA, USDA alliance to assist farmers

Agriculture Department will get access to NASA's monitoring, mapping and systems engineering technology

People

GAO denies Recruitment One-Stop appeal

The General Accounting Office has pushed the Office of Personnel Management closer to recompeting at least part of the Recruitment One-Stop contract—one of the 25 Quicksilver e-government projects. <br>

People

Friendly fire system hailed

Pentagon plans to expand development of Blue Force Tracking technology

People

Study finds technical errors in government sites

A survey of 41 federal Web sites found that 68 percent will present some sort of bug within the first 15 minutes of a visit.<br>

People

Procurement execs want larger role

As federal procurement reform continues, officials seek to be included earlier in process

Digital Government

Alliance offers 511 one-stop shop

Intelligent transportation systems firms offer traveler information services to state and local governments

People

E-gov teams get creative

Project leaders working on the E-Grants Quicksilver initiative recognized early that they could overcome many e-government barriers by spreading the work among participating agencies.

Digital Government

OMB, Unisys recruit in Silicon Valley

Government, industry leaders address California technology businesses about the federal market

Digital Government

Louisiana transforms court network

New backbone moved the court from '1927 technology to 2006 technology' in three years