People

Strategy sets off privacy alerts

Some worry that data collection and automated analysis will enable the government to intrude into private lives

Digital Government

A recipe for success: ERP by the slice

Agencies take software suites one application at a time

Acquisition

Letters to the editor

Right-Sizing Competition; Service Buys Guidance

People

GSA reorganizes, disperses FirstGov office

The Office of FirstGov grew up, became successful and is no more. The General Services Administration on June 30 reorganized FirstGov, the Information Technology Office and the Intergovernmental Solutions Office into the new Office of Citizen Services and Communications.<@SM>

People

Working together

A core group of about 12 people has been working on the Dark Screen exercise for the past year

People

Intercepts

The kitchen sink too; Top dog; NMCI bill of rights

People

Cyberterrorism drill set

Operation Dark Screen to help government, industry prepare for attacks

Digital Government

No computer needed

Review: Infrared tech links PDAs directly to a local-area network or the Internet

Digital Government

A new line of inquiry

Pursuit of better search technology leads to Guided Navigation

Digital Government

The Circuit

TSA is in the money; GovNet not gone or forgotten; The incredible journey; Slow going for Trilogy; Massaro Moves on

Digital Government

Marine Corps keeps it simple

For the Marine Corps Community Services sought an ERP solution for human resources

People

Homeland strategy sets IT agenda

The National Strategy for Homeland Security shows how heavily the Bush administration is counting on technology

People

OMB details first level of federal enterprise architecture

The Office of Management and Budget today released a fresh version of its e-government business reference model, the first component in OMB’s stated goal of a complete federal enterprise architecture. Mark Forman, the Office of Management and Budget’s associate director for IT and e-government, called it “a quantum leap for the federal government.”

Digital Government

First-responders key to strategy

Strategy for homeland security would clarify the roles of federal, state and local agencies in responding to terrorist attacks or natural disasters

People

Time to be flexible

Chief of Staff Andrew Card told government executives that there would be changes in jobs and job descriptions

Digital Government

Marines can't wait for infrastructure revamp

System upgrades precede NMCI transition

People

Feds deserve equal pay

Bureaucratus column: Don't treat federal employees like second-class citizens

Digital Government

No rush expected to Itanium 2

Agencies will wait until more software runs on Intel's new high-performance chip

Acquisition

Purchase tracker to get smart

Better agency procurement data could help cut redundant spending

Digital Government

Policy briefs

GSA sets up performance office; E-Authentication RFI released