People
FAA: People are vital
Hiring the right people is an essential component to the success of aviation modernization
Digital Government
More find their way to mapping software
Spreading GIS benefits depends on clearing technology, cultural hurdles
People
Still a disconnect at Interior
Nearly one year after departmentwide shutdown, about 6 percent of computers remain disconnected from the Internet
People
IT leader Flyzik to retire
Confirming rumors, Flyzik, 49, announced Nov. 4 that he will leave government but has made no decision on future plans
People
Privacy questions still loom over biometrics
Biometric technologies have expanded greatly in the past decade, especially following the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks
People
Agencies struggle with flood of homeland tech
Many companies not aware of federal buying process
People
'Sensitive' classification still a sensitive issue
Presidents from three government science academies have urged the Bush administration not to declare information 'sensitive but unclassified' to withhold it from the public
Digital Government
Election advances IT agenda
A GOP-led Congress could boost IT investment, focus on management
People
DOD approves electronic medical record system
CHCS II will be expanded to eight military hospitals
Digital Government
Databases at crux of opening up GIS
Management of geospatial data is increasingly falling to those who handle mainstream databases
People
NARA readies software to make archives more accessible
The National Archives and Records Administration early next year plans on unveiling software that would allow researchers to find specific records in archival databases.
Digital Government
Of FERS, CSRS and benefits
FCW.com's Ask Milt column tackles questions from feds who have switched retirement plans
Digital Government