Digital Government

Md. libraries using online training

Librarians across Maryland are using interactive online management training tools

Digital Government

Letters to the editor

Outsourcing IT arguments

People

Intelligence info sharing 'inept'

Rep. Weldon calls for intelligence agencies to stop protecting stovepipes and build a 'federal fusion center'

Acquisition

GSA preps security solutions

Patch dissemination, a security knowledge management portal and a security toolkit are on the horizon

People

Firms plan free tax software

The move is intended to head off any efforts by the IRS to develop its own free-filing program

People

Net-centric warning delivered

DOD official outlines the dangers associated with the move toward network-centric warfare

Digital Government

Letters to the editor

Outsourcing, yes and no

People

DOD revising competition rule

DOD is rewriting Section 803 and creating Web site listing all GWAC, multiple-award and IDIQ contracts

Digital Government

System tracks hazardous waste

California is rolling out a secure Web-based system to keep tabs on the disposal of toxic waste

People

A 'train wreck' for transformation

Congressmen says DOD's decreasing resources result in funding woes for the military's transformation

People

Stouffer starts as EPA's CTO

Debra Stouffer is the Environmental Protection Agency's first chief technology officer

People

DOD focus on joint networks urged

A former vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff calls for directing more resources toward networked operations

People

IRS online system checks 1040EZ refund status

The IRS rolled out another part of its multiyear, multibillion-dollar modernization today when it went live with a system that lets the 6 million taxpayers who file the 1040EZ form online check the status of their refunds.

Digital Government

Letter to the editor

More views on outsourcing

Digital Government

Air Force orders smart card readers

EDS will provide readers for the service's implementation of the Common Access Card initiative

People

Users to FirstGov: We'll be back

Visitors to the redesigned government portal are giving it much higher marks than its predecessor

People

MatCom has TSP system on track

New Thrift Savings Plan recordkeeping system is on schedule for its official launch in September

People

Roster change

Greg Woods, the chief operating officer for the Education Department's Federal Student Aid (FSA) office, will resign effective Sept. 30

People

OMB anticipates next round of GPEA reports

With one year to go before the Government Paperwork Elimination Act kicks in, the Office of Management and Budget is expecting agencies to show substantial progress in automating transactions, two speakers said today at the annual FedWeb conference.

Digital Government

Letters to the editor

The ins and outs of contracting