People
E-gov selection process found to be flawed
OMB did not consider how at least half of the e-gov projects would impact the customer, GAO says
People
Air combat C2 made easier
The lastest version of the military's main command and control system is more PC and Web-based
People
EA tops managers' concerns
Enterprise architecture and culture change topped the list of concerns for federal IT managers
Digital Government
Software to match jobs, applicants
Broward County, Fla., plans to unveil an applicant matching and tracking system
People
Architecture forms e-gov foundation
Experts call enterprise architecture one of the most important endeavors being pursued to ensure e-gov effectiveness
People
Saving up sick leave, and more
FCW.com's Ask Milt column responds to questions about sick leave, the TSP board and contracting out.
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GSA outlines realignment plan
The General Services Administration will take heed of at least two of a consultant’s recommendations to better align the efforts of the Federal Supply Service and the Federal Technology Service.<br>
People
GAO report finds flaws in OMB e-gov initiatives
The Office of Management and Budget did not collect complete business case information before selecting its e-government initiatives, according to a General Accounting Office study.<br>
Digital Government
States bypass rural Internet obstacles
Governments take different approaches to overcoming the barriers to broadband deployment
Digital Government
Indians seek delay of trust plan
Tribal leaders have asked Congress to delay approval of Interior's latest plan for the trust management system
People
PACAF picks Dell for PC deal
Contract calls for three-phase rollout of more than 22,000 desktop and notebook computers
Digital Government
Targeting program management
New Robbins-Gioia offering helps create an enterprise program management office
Acquisition
GSA presents streamlining plans
Plans call for eliminating any overlap of contract and service offerings from FTS and FSS
People
Online booking system selected for e-gov travel initiative
The developer of the online booking system FedTrip has been selected to provide the booking system for the Bush administration's e-travel initiative.<br><@SM><@SM>
People
Group forms to study tax-related XML standards
Tax officials from the U.S. and other countries have formed a technical committee to devise an international open standard for exchanging tax data via Extensible Markup Language.<br>
Digital Government
D.C. overhauling biz systems
$75.1 million Administrative and Services Modernization Program will revamp core business areas
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