People

Agencies still struggle with management agenda

The Energy Department’s work on its e-government projects earned the department the biggest jump in that category in the latest President’s Management Agenda grades. <br>

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Pacific forces prep for Stryker

Army troops will be even more mobile and lethal, thanks to armored vehicle with advanced IT tools

Digital Government

Letters to the editor

Security training essential

Digital Government

AT&T looks to expand Hawaii work

State is prime example of company's attempts to broaden services governmentwide

People

NMCI on course for Pacom

The service is doing about 25,000 seats per month on its way to a total of 350,000 seats

People

Military pushes for wireless security

Greater security features are needed to make wireless communications reliable on the battlefield

People

Commander lays out IT challenges

Pacific Command leader says IT can help downsize without affecting combat capabilities

Digital Government

Ga. steers toward secure license

Georgia awards contract to strengthen the security of driver's licenses

People

Senate passes Homeland overhaul

Legislation OK'd to create department, authorizing massive reorganization of the federal government

People

TSA seeking airport access tech

TSA is looking for vendors who can provide products for its Airport Access Control Pilot Program

People

TSA preps smart ID programs

The Transportation Security Administration is ramping up its smart card-based programs

Digital Government

Tide of tablet PCs rises at Comdex

Casio and NEC enter the tablet market, and Motion Computing shows off a 12.1-inch display

People

CIO Council elects Evans

Karen Evans, Energy chief information officer, replaces Jim Flyzik as vice chair

Digital Government

Security flunks Horn's final exam

Overall, agencies earned an 'F' on Rep. Horn's latest report card on government security

People

Navy Dept. CIO to retire

Dan Porter says he will be accepting the Navy Department's early retirement option

People

Horn’s report card shows agencies flunking IT security

There were few improvements in this year’s report card for systems security.<br><@SM><@SM>

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Northcom orders C4ISR, info ops work

Northern Command awards $5.8 million in contract task orders to Lockheed Martin

Digital Government

Bill's secrecy provisions stick

Efforts by Senate Democrats to strip objectionable secrecy provisions from the homeland security bill apparently failed

Digital Government

Report offers aerospace action plan

Presidential Commission on the Future of the U.S. Aerospace Industry calls for a wide range of actions

People

Roster Change

Government IT personnel moves