Digital Government
Mixed signals on standards
Not everyone is confident that widespread adherence to standards will happen anytime soon
Digital Government
The new team
Last week?s elections mean shifts in several congressional committees that help set the technology agenda
People
FEMA how-to site
Federal Emergency Management Agency added a new section to its Web site that offers guidance to companies that have never dealt with the agency or the government before
People
Public still unaware of biometrics
Despite widespread media coverage of biometrics since last year?s Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, a new national survey shows that only half of the general public is aware of such technologies
People
NMCI earns kudos for easing software rollout
The much-maligned Navy Marine Corps Intranet is beginning to pay off, playing a significant role in helping the Naval Air Systems Command simplify the installation of core management systems
Acquisition
DOD, GSA team up on Virtual IT Marketplace
DOD is teaming with GSA for DOD buyers to find the best deals available for IT hardware and services
Modernization
Telecom role model
Commentary: The key to good homeland security is cooperation between the public and private sectors
People
NARA seeks user input
Different communities of interest could help Archives develop templates for storing electronic records
People
Call for nominations
Federal Computer Week begins the annual call for nominations for the Federal 100 awards
Digital Government
GAO: Agencies share data despite laws
Technology is making it easier for government agencies to share information, so they are ? including details about your bank accounts, medical complaints and family lives
Digital Government
GIS group advances info-sharing project
Open GIS Consortium, Census Bureau work on prototypes for sharing geospatial data
Digital Government
Are 64-bit PCs ready for mainstream?
Critical mass of products near, but users still not sold
Digital Government
Labs show what 64-bit can do
Some of the government's biggest research labs are embracing 64-bit computing technology
Digital Government
Review gives FAA plan its stamp of approval
Commission backs full funding for modernization
People
IBM, Unisys debut homeland centers
Add IBM Corp. and Unisys Corp. to the list of vendors launching homeland security centers
People
IRS linking to free e-filing
The Internal Revenue Service plans to develop a Web page by January 2003 to assist taxpayers in obtaining free e-filing services
Digital Government