Digital Government

Letters to the editor

Taking Sides on Infosec Certification

People

FBI seeks to link joint terrorism task forces

Bureau wants to streamline info sharing

People

DOD still working on change

Defense officials need to change their mind-sets about network-centric warfare if they want to make it stick, experts say

People

Marines tunnel to SIPRNET

Staff uses encryption to access DOD network

People

Hastings named last INS CIO

Scott Hastings has been named the chief information officer at the Immigration and Naturalization Service

Digital Government

GoBook II built for government

New notebook has removable hard drive to enhance security and a unique set of wireless capabilities

People

DOD extends global net

Two Defense commands have forged a link between their secure wide-area networks

Digital Government

Letter to the editor

Fair competition not possible

People

Online rule-making to debut Dec. 18

The Office of Management and Budget and the Environmental Protection Agency plan to launch the first iteration of the Online Rulemaking e-government project on Dec. 18. The portal will let citizens and businesses find and comment on proposed federal regulations. <br>

People

PTO pilots aim to ease application and filing procedures

The Patent and Trademark Office today launched a prototype system for processing patent applications electronically. The Trademark Trial and Appeal Board also unveiled a system for filing documents in trademark disputes.

Digital Government

FAA programs to face new audits

The agency's ATOP and terminal automation replacement programs will be reviewed

Digital Government

IBM sets sights on Rational

Rational Software Corp. has several products used by federal agencies and their contractors

Digital Government

Interior plans trust overhaul

The Interior Department unveils a plan to overhaul its Indian trust fund management system

Digital Government

Mayors: Send homeland help

Justice Department blames Congress for holding up money earmarked for first responders

Digital Government

Letters to the editor

Security certification a waste of resources

People

E-gov XML committee formed

New global technical committee is devoted to e-government XML standards

Digital Government

Catching up with TSP, and more

FCW.com's Ask Milt column answers questions about laws of interest to feds, including the TSP catch-up provision

Digital Government

Accela accelerating its growth

Automation software company is diversifying to provide governments with wider array of products and services

Acquisition

Fed rules may deter locals

Small biz procurement rules may make state and local agencies opt against using Federal Supply Schedules

Digital Government

Letter to the editor

Two takes on certification