People
Third AKM guidance memo on the way
Army Knowledge Management guidance will be focused on personnel issues, CIO says
People
Regulations.gov open for comments
Portal offers a single place for all citizens to search, access and comment on proposed federal rules
Digital Government
Clinton: 'Not much' homeland help
Study will show how much money cities and counties have received for help with homeland security
Digital Government
SBA plays matchmaker
Online system finds match between small businesses and government customers
People
Net warfare is 'not just tech'
Joint Staff official says network-centric warfare has three equal parts: technology, organization and culture
Digital Government
Systems integration gauge crafted
Capability assessment tool would help justice organizations gauge the progress of information integration projects
People
Hutchinson outlines border security
Technology, info sharing play role in ensuring homeland security and commerce, Hutchinson tells mayors
People
Davis focused on workforce reform
Civil service reform is at the top of the agenda for the House Government Reform Committee
People
NYC gets a jump on disease outbreaks
Long before the 2001 anthrax incidents, New Yorkers had dealt with public health dilemmas.
People
Indiana portal goes googly for popular search engine
For seven years, Indiana’s government portal, at <a href="http://www.accessindiana.com">www.accessindiana.com</a>, had used a search engine from Verity Inc. of Sunnyvale, Calif., to index billing information.
People
Senate slashes e-gov fund to $5 million
The Senate last week squashed the administration’s request of $45 million for an e-government fund for fiscal 2003, and allocated just $5 million.<@SM>
People
Army preps $800 million infostructure RFP
The Army is preparing to issue an $800 million contract aimed at overhauling nearly every aspect of the service's IT infrastructure
Digital Government
CDC system taking next step
CDC contract to CSC continues work on the National Electronic Disease Surveillance System
Digital Government
IBM's Rational acquisition approved
IBM has cleared the final hurdles in its plan to acquire Rational Software Corp.
Acquisition
GAO weighs in on A-76
Comptroller general generally supported the proposal for change, but expressed some reservations
Modernization
Army awards deal for joint tactical radios
Cubic to develop interoperable waveform for DOD's Joint Tactical Radio System
Digital Government
Sun enters Linux fray
Unix stalwart debuts seven products based on open source software
People
E-rulemaking ready for launch
Web site will make it easier for the public to comment on proposed rules and regulations
Digital Government