People

Cooper seeks security buy-in

Steve Cooper joined the Office of Homeland Security in March because he was looking for a way to make a difference

Digital Government

HP holds course after Compaq merger

Government customers will see a much heavier emphasis on services from the new Hewlett-Packard

Digital Government

The Circuit

IT outlook good; Printing trouble; Want to rethink that?; Upson resurfaces

People

Panel OKs more 2002 IT spending

House Appropriations Committee took a step last week toward approving a $29.4 billion supplemental spending package

People

INS readies system to track comings, goings

INS has taken the first step toward building an automated entry/exit system to track foreign visitors

People

INS preps student tracking system

On July 1, some U.S. colleges will begin using a computerized system to keep track of foreign students

People

Air Force is set to award XML forms contract

The Air Force today plans to award PureEdge Solutions Inc. a contract to test a software for converting the service’s 14,000 electronic forms into Extensible Markup Language.

People

Intelligence leads the way

Taxonomy software vendors say that the intelligence and defense communities are the main government users of their products

Digital Government

Letters to the editor

SSA stopped info sharing; Online job fair difficulties; Give feds a chance

Acquisition

Recommendations for results

Accenture's recommendations for improving GSA IT services

People

DOD fiscal 2003 specifics

Provisions of the House version of the Defense authorization bill

People

DOD program readies future grads

DOD officials hope that a program to give college graduates DOD acquisition training will help fill a void

People

Army turns to interns, industry for help

The Army is attempting to address its current and future information technology workforce shortage

Digital Government

Technology briefs

Energy lights up e-gov; IBM, Hughes team for broadband satellite

Digital Government

New HP familiar yet bigger

Hewlett-Packard Co. emerges from Compaq merger with focus on services, partnerships

People

House passes DOD authorization act

The bill would give DOD one of the largest increases in spending in three decades, including funds for major IT projects

People

A bright idea

Communities of practice help manage agency know-how

People

Know the system

Bureaucratus column: This case boiled down to whether the employee had requested an accommodation

People

Biotech firms figure into homeland security

Products target biodefense, health

People

State's 'Tracker' system follows weapons trail

Computer systems are being used to track nuclear components and other deadly materials in real time