Digital Government

Another state CIO lands at AMS

Former South Carolina CIO joins company's Office of Digital Government and Technology

Digital Government

Letter to the editor

IT worker shortage? Budget slowdown?

People

Bill casts out old voting machines

Congress OKs bill that funds new voting machines and improved voting procedures

People

What’s the effect of the budget impasse?

House and Senate appropriations committees want to know how well agencies can meet the President’s Management Agenda goals if they must operate under a long-term continuing resolution. Congress this week passed a continuing resolution to fund the government through Nov. 22, and some observers believe the fiscal 2003 budget will not be settled until February or March.<br>

People

Army making strides in intell

The Army's intelligence capabilities are improving steadily with new technologies, but have a long way to go

Digital Government

Agency adds do-it-yourself security

Washington State Human Rights Commission opted for commercial solution over state's VPN

People

Army mobilized on Objective Force

The Army is working to meet its aggressive timetable for fielding the Objective Force

People

Roster Change

Mayi Canales, the acting chief information officer at the Treasury Department, is leaving her government job Oct. 25 to start a consulting firm

People

Customs planning classified net

Customs looking to build a classified network for sensitive law enforcement data

People

Labor buys IT support from CSC

Company to keep supporting the systems that process medical benefits to people with occupational illnesses

Digital Government

Letter to the editor

IT job classification a disaster

Digital Government

Speedy delivery

Walter Reed taps 10 Gigabit Ethernet for next-generation medical care

Digital Government

A tough case to crack

How IT can, and cannot, aid law enforcement's search for a D.C.-area sniper

Digital Government

Technology briefs

Entrust secures e-mail; Informatica offers new software

People

Adobe enhances PDF forms

Adobe is introducing advanced versions of the software many agencies use to create and read electronic forms

People

DOD seeks joint IT funding

Proposal seeks to spur cross-service work

Modernization

Charting new territory

Social Security Administration indulges on FTS 2001's new service offerings

Modernization

Blocking out eavesdroppers

Secure wireless phones protect top-secret discussions

Digital Government

Agency gives biometrics a home

The Chicago Housing Authority gave the thumbs up to a fingerprint identification technology

Digital Government

Cyber bill gets boost

The Senate passed a bill to provide more than $900 million over five years for cybersecurity research and development