People

Patent office focuses on e-filing

Electronic filing will become the norm under a wide-ranging reorganization of the USPTO

People

Air Force tracks knowledge

Because warfighting is one of the most rapidly changing learning environments in the military, keeping track of who knows what can mean the difference between life and death

Digital Government

Storage networks with iSCSI

SCSI over IP at a glance

Digital Government

Simplifying communication

Unified messaging may reduce costs, increase productivity

Digital Government

Better late than never

Storage-area networks may see lift from IP-based high-bandwidth connection

Digital Government

Wireless spec making (air) waves

Niche applications still the rule, but better security, performance boost potential

Digital Government

D.C. launches mapping tool

Web-based application culls data from 67 agencies and delivers it to every Washington, D.C., government employee

People

DOD puts tech to the test

DOD will put its warfighting technology to the test when it runs its largest-ever joint military experiment this summer

People

OMB: E-gov projects will help reduce bad payments

Bush administration officials expect that two of the 24 e-government initiatives will help the government lower the $20 billion in erroneous payments agencies made in fiscal 2001.

People

DISA holds services bonanza

DISA has awarded two sets of information technology services contracts during the past two months

People

The value of community

Commentary: At the end of the day, people are the key.

People

Public call centers rate well

Government call centers rate well when compared with those in the private sector, a study finds

People

Carnivore bites off too much

The Internet spyware intercepted so much unrelated e-mail that the FBI stopped using it and might have destroyed information it collected related to the terrorists

Digital Government

Base uses wireless to track IT

The Materiel Systems Group recently began using a solution that offers managers a wireless way to track IT assets

Digital Government

A crowded telephony field

Session Initiation Protocol doesn't have the Internet telephony field all to itself

Digital Government

Letters to the editor

Outsourcing opinions to consider

People

FirstGov revs search engine

The new FirstGov search engine will be formally unveiled June 3 by the GSA administrator

People

State CIOs advise on homeland security plan

The Office of Homeland Security has reached out to state government technology officials for help on its national plan

Digital Government

Transforming Congress

Editorial: Congress, unfairly or not, has earned a reputation for being a group of Luddites

Digital Government

USPTO will wait it out

Those that have labored to deploy Fibre Channel networks are simply not interested in a still evolving IP SAN connection