Digital Government

NASA tech chief defines new mission

NASA's acting chief information officer plans a dramatic overhaul of the space agency's computer architecture

Digital Government

County uses portal for procurement

Oakland County, Mich.'s approach also will provide a one-stop portal to deliver other government services

People

Build a meeting of the minds online

Software tools help federal communities of practice flourish

Digital Government

Denver keeps eye on security

New consoles aim to help Denver boost security and crime prevention at commuter parking lots

People

OFPP tables Section 803

The Bush administration has abandoned its proposal to restrict how DOD buys information technology services on the GSA schedule

People

House bill sets stage for homeland debate

Congress is halfway toward passing a high-tech-rich homeland security bill

Digital Government

Letters to the editor

Employee rights in the Homeland

People

Community investment

Estimate of what it cost to build and operate the USGS National Biological Information Infrastructure community Web portal

Digital Government

Agencies close in on metadata benefits

A few agencies are forging ahead with major metadata initiatives, including the Bureau of Land Management and the Census Bureau

People

TSA taps Unisys for IT services

The agency has selected Unisys for its major Information Technology Managed Services task order

People

Navy builds online training center

The Navy has launched an effort to centralize the service's training materials online

Digital Government

Know your data

Metadata provides the knowledge to improve information management

Digital Government

Metadata key to Air Force XML project

With a boost from metadata, the Air Force is Web-enabling its massive collection of technical manuals

People

Rethinking citizen services

New GSA office wrestles with changing nature of interaction with the public

People

The local connection

The next step in homeland security initiatives is to involve city and county officials

Digital Government

IBM spurs concern with bid for PwC

IBM's pending $3.5 billion acquisition of PwC Consulting has prompted concern about the consulting giant's ability to remain objective

People

Feds urged to boost telework

Federal government called on expand broadband availability and boost own workers' telecommuting ability

Digital Government

Prevention is medicine

A guide to enterprise antivirus management systems

People

Homeland strikes a chord

Many feds would jump at the chance to work for Homeland Security Department

Acquisition

Avoid overkill

Commentary: Let's keep T&M in our toolkit. And let's do a better job of doing it smartly.