Digital Government
IRS loses track of computers
Audit report says the IRS can't account for computers that it lent to volunteers who help others prepare their tax returns
People
NARA seeks ideas for e-records archive
The National Archives is searching for some workable way to save electronic records for decades or even centuries
Digital Government
Backing up storage nets with tape
Global Automation Inc's DinoStor division took the wraps off its DinoStor TapeServer
Digital Government
Census wrestles with integration issues
Microsoft Corp.'s Active Directory is a new way of life at the Census Bureau
Digital Government
Feds call for directory assistance
Microsoft's new network directory poses deployment challenges
People
Security and vendor rights
A Legal View: The government may invoke national security to curtail vendors' dispute rights
Digital Government
Nexsan pools low-cost storage
Nexsan Technologies is shipping a turnkey appliance that lets customers use an Ethernet network to access up to 15 of its low-priced storage arrays
People
Army speeds up clearances
Cases now can be completed in 24 hours, instead of the usual two to three days
People
Justice sets deadline for fingerprint matching
Starting Sept. 11, hundreds of foreign visitors will be directed to immigration inspectors, who will fingerprint and photograph them
People
Veridian set for growth with Signal acquisition
Veridian has snapped up Signal Corp. in an acquisition designed to bolster Veridian's portfolio in pursuit of homeland security deals
People
Burden of proof
Bureaucratus column: Was an employee denied a job because of her previous complaints against her boss?
People
Cyber Corps funding hiked
The government's Scholarship for Service program is getting an infusion of new money
People
NMCI cleared for classified net
Pentagon officials give approval to Navy to connect users on SIPRNET to NMCI
People
NARA rethinks e-records
Proposal defines records management, retention as the responsibility of agencies
Digital Government
Capitol's telecom carried by cable
Oklahoma's capitol complex has become the first such facility to be wired by a national cable company for telecom service
People