People

Forman: E-gov good for privacy

E-government chief continues push to eliminate duplicate services and data collection

Digital Government

OnTarget keeps tabs on school tech

Online database tool helps states monitor what technology resources are being used in schools

Digital Government

Infosec research bill amended

Senate committee passes funding bill, with amendment to establish baseline security standards for agencies

People

DOD double-times smart-card use

The Air Force has begun using smart cards to control entry at more than 100 Air Force bases worldwide and access to 50,000 computers.

People

Stouffer takes job as EPA’s first chief technology officer

<br><b>Debra Stouffer</b> yesterday became the Environmental Protection Agency’s first chief technology officer. She previously was deputy CIO at the Housing and Urban Development Department, a position she had held since May 1999. Earlier this month Stouffer finished a 90-day detail with the Office of Management and Budget. <@SM>

People

Certification deadline draws near

Beginning in July, DOD will prohibit the military services from purchasing information assurance products that have not met a third-party security evaluation

People

CIOs' input needed

Editorial: It's about time that CIOs have a prominent seat at agencies' top managerial tables

Digital Government

USPS to simplify intranet, save millions

USPS says it will save $200 million during the next five years by substantially simplifying its internal computer network

Digital Government

IT firms form virtual corporation

Initiative showcases the collective expertise of small to midsize companies in the New York City area

Acquisition

New competition process praised

Move to FAR-type process will aid agencies

Digital Government

The Circuit

Voiciung concerns; De-bugging; Say what?; True telework champion

People

Agencies expand EA knowledge

The new Federal Enterprise Architecture Certificate program teaches students what an EA is and how to start building one

People

State tests info sharing

The department launched a pilot project in India and Mexico to share information across agencies, using technology to plug security holes

People

Law beefs up security at borders

Border security bill requires foreign visitors to carry high-tech visas and passports, mandates computer tracking of visiting students and improves access to electronic databases

People

Intercepts

Growing pains; 'Joint by any other name; Speaking of which...

Modernization

Satellite phones answer the call

Agencies rediscover the benefits of commercial satellite services

People

Surviving the dot-com bust

EzGov, NIC report improved financials, opportunities for growth

Digital Government

Letter to the editor

NMCI hostilities

People

Tackling workforce planning

Book review: 'Human Capital 2002,' a collection of research reports from the PricewaterhouseCoopers Endowment for the Business of Government

People

TSA readies network pact

Challenges await the $1 billion-plus contract, critics warn