People

Mixed messages

Polls by Gartner Inc. and AAMVA came up with different findings in surveys of attitudes about a national ID system

People

Great expectations

Editorial: It appears that TSA is on the right track

People

Mixed bag on IT reclassification

Almost a year later, few employees have been converted to the GS-2210 series

People

A critical difference

More secure driver's licenses are not national ID cards, say exasperated officials at the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators

Digital Government

Wireless on the battlefield

Commercial products not always best security solution for Defense Department

Digital Government

Houston steers IT toward center

Houston city government has been remaking itself technologically with ambitious enterprisewide projects

People

Weldon envisions virtual hearings

Congressman proposes a virtual hearing room on Capitol Hill will help transform the legislative process

Digital Government

Intrusion-detection net revived

GSA and Carnegie Mellon will test a technology to analyze and report on patterns in cyber intrusion information

People

Air Force tests XML-based e-forms

The Air Force has selected software from PureEdge Solutions to pilot the development of XML forms

Acquisition

NASA extends Prisms with CSC

Contract extension means CSC will continue providing IT services to the space agency's centers and facilities

Digital Government

Court project paves the way

If Rep. Curt Weldon gets support for his vision of a virtual hearing room on Capitol Hill, Congress might want to mimic the Courtroom 21 project

People

FAA workers to get smart cards

In a rollout second only to DOD, the FAA plans to equip all of its employees with smart cards

People

Anti-terror bills march forward

House approves counterterrorism measures to fund IT projects, research and technology tools

People

OMB Web site will post inventoried agency architectures

The Office of Management and Budget is developing a Web site to make agencies’ plans for system architectures accessible to government officials and vendors. Norman Lorentz, OMB’s chief technology officer, said yesterday the Enterprise Architecture Management System should be online by the end of June.

People

Pentagon revamping 2020 vision

DOD will add JC4ISR as the fifth operational concept in Joint Vision 2020

People

DOD tech pushed for first responders

Congressman pushes amendment to transfer military-driven tools to civilian emergency personnel

People

Bankruptcy basics

FCW.com's Friday Financials column continues its look at handling your credit record

Digital Government

State CIOs to advise on homeland

NASCIO members to form group to help the federal government on technology-related homeland security matters

People

Zaidman returns to FAA

Less than a month after retiring from the FAA for a job at CSC, Steve Zaidman has decided to return to the agency

People

NATO terminals link allies

Six allied capitals soon will have computers dedicated to military planning for coalition operations