People

Burns tackling BIA troubles

Brian Burns has been named chief information officer at the troubled Bureau of Indian Affairs

People

Official: Security won't hurt privacy

Office of Homeland Security CIO says high-tech identification systems won't be allowed to undercut civil liberties

Digital Government

States called to action on security

Report from NASCIO promotes information technology security as a way of life and recommends courses of action

People

EPA moves forward on PeopleSoft implementations

The Environmental Protection Agency recently passed the one-year anniversary of its PeopleSoft 7 human resources application, and the agency is working on upgrading the HR module to the Web Version 8.3.

People

OPM opens online learning center

The new Gov Online Learning Center will provide a virtual classroom for government workers

People

Cyber Service attracting students

The Federal Cyber Service program could have as many as 200 to 300 students by the end of the year

Digital Government

Chicago tracking fleet with GIS

City's huge fleet of government vehicles will be watched over by a Web-based geographic information system

Digital Government

Letter to the editor

NMCI to disappoint for years

People

Army automating personnel system

The Civilian Personnel Policy Office recently awarded an automation support services contract to SI International

Digital Government

Cybercorps to extend to states

The national strategy to protect cyberspace will extend a federal scholarship-for-service program to the state level

People

Global NMCI nerve center picked

The Navy Marine Corps Intranet's global network operations center will be at the existing location in Norfolk, Va.

People

FirstGov among 50 most useful

Yahoo Internet Life magazine includes the government Web portal among the '50 Most Incredibly Useful Web Sites'

People

WorldCom woes limit DREN action

Company's bankruptcy filing means that DOD cannot immediately terminate the contract for a high-speed research network

Digital Government

Mississippi goes to AOL@School

Free software is being sent to all public schools in Mississippi that will include AOL@School's state focus feature

People

Roster change

Roster change

People

Letters to the Editor

Revise personnel rules

Digital Government

Laguna Beach puts GIS on Web

California city makes its geographic information system available to the public to help local redevelopment

People

Holcomb detailed to Homeland

NASA CIO Lee Holcomb is on detail as the director of infostructure at the Office of Homeland Security

People

FBI: Accelerated IT plan not realistic

The FBI has abandoned plans to complete an overhaul of its antiquated computer systems by December

People

A quick study

Mayi Canales tackles challenges at Treasury head-on