People
Air Force works to cut services costs
To help achieve its cost-cutting goal, the Air Force created the program executive officer for services
People
FBI data management a tough case
Converting data to electronic form is only a start toward solving the FBI's records problems
Digital Government
Budget holdup taking its toll
Most federal departments won't be able to initiate new activities under continuing resolution
People
Packet Rat: The Rat emotes about e-votes
The Rat usually votes by absentee ballot. It causes less uproar than a six-foot anthropomorphic rodent trying to enter the polls.
People
House passed e-gov bill; Senate prepared to take it up
Congress is one step away from creating an Office of E-Government in the Office of Management and Budget and providing unprecedented funds to move e-government forward across agencies. <br>
Acquisition
OMB releases A-76 draft revisions
Draft changes process into one that contracting officers are more familiar with
People
PACAF set to award PC deal
The Pacific Air Forces soon will award a command-wide PC replacement contract
Digital Government
Non-Appropriated Fund confusion
FCW.com's Ask Milt column: Readers seek help on NAF service and retirement benefits
People
Immigration status a click away
Case Status Online offers a more convenient way for applicants to check the status of their cases
People
IRS awards online training pact
Initiative will help train 100,000 IRS workers online about the ever-changing tax code
People
e-Authentication prototype awaits e-gov projects
The federal government has an operational prototype of the e-Authentication gateway, one of the Office of Management and Budget’s 25 Quicksilver e-government projects, that is managing access to two applications. <br><@SM>
People
Lessons learned at home helped with new system
When Martin Smith, director of the International Trade Commission’s Office of Information Services, faced the task of overhauling the agency’s electronic docket system, he recalled his experience in building his home in McLean, Va., in the 1990s.
People
Air Force piloting SIPRNET portal
Portal is being tested as a way to eliminate 'disconnect between the force and the unit level'
People
House OKs homeland bill
The homeland security bill relies heavily on technology to safeguard the nation
People
Air Force rolling out XML e-forms
The Air Force is converting 18,000 e-forms that are used by more than 700,000 personnel
People
Air Force planning enterprise C4ISR review
The Air Force will begin regular reviews of enterprise capabilities, starting next month
Digital Government
Briton indicted for hacking into U.S. systems
Man allegedly caused damage to NASA, DOD, local government and vendor computers and data
People
Model to guide homeland investments
Architecture model will outline connections between technologies and guide investments
Digital Government