People
DOD requests $380 billion budget
$24 billion is focused on the DOD's IT-laden transformational systems and initiatives
People
Software ties database info to maps
Corda Technologies will launch a Section 508-compliant product that can tie database information to maps
Digital Government
Security guru Clarke confirms departure
Chairman of infrastructure protection board is second high-level resignation this month
People
AFRL awards info assurance contract
Solutions will be designed to meet information assurance needs of military and law enforcement
Digital Government
Budget opens book on performance
The fiscal 2004 budget will have a brand-new volume: Performance and Management Assessment
People
USPTO telework accord reached
Examiners will be able to work from home, but without the software the union says they need to their job well
Modernization
GSA awards Connections contracts
Connections program is an effort to replace expiring regional equipment and services contracts
Digital Government
Initiative aims for Web-based GIS test
OGC initiative is expected to lead to the first Web-based facility for validating GIS products
People
NIMA teams support homeland missions
NIMA has formed support teams to work with civilian and defense agencies responsible for homeland security
People
Homeland budget at $41.3 billion
Bush to seek $41.3 billion in fiscal 2004 budget for domestic homeland security programs
Acquisition
Proposed rules would limit contract bundling
Changes are designed to make it easier for small businesses to compete for federal contracts
Digital Government
Can feds, contractors be friends?
FCW.com's Ask Milt column addresses a question in ethics
Digital Government
Cybersecurity R&D agenda unveiled
I3P identifies areas that require significant R&D to help secure the nation's information infrastructure
People
NIMA spells out agency vision
NIMA chief releases capstone document on geospatial intelligence in a digital environment
Digital Government
Fraud-Net.com gets states' attention
State organizations, banks and police forces look to link to the Florida-based financial fraud alert system
People
Agencies still seeing red
But some move up to yellow on the Bush administration's management scorecard
Digital Government
Latest Power Macs go wireless
Apple's new Power Macs feature more advanced wireless options, faster speeds and serious processing power
People
Financial systems on the fast, and costly, track
At least four departments are plunging ahead with plans to overhaul financial systems so they are compliant with the most recent regulations, even though project leaders have no assurance of adequate funding.<br><@SM>
People
Progress on e-government moves slowly
Education and Veterans Affairs had the biggest jumps in their overall progress on e-government efforts in the latest OMB scorecard. And no agency dropped a grade.<br>
People