Digital Government
ADIC storage suite debuts
ADIC recently announced general availability of its StorNext Management Suite
Digital Government
Security bill evolving
Rep. Janice Schakowsky intends to offer an amendment to a bill that is designed to boost congressional oversight of information security
People
Benefits site could set standard
It's no easy task to determine an individual's eligibility among more than 50 federal benefits programs, but Labor has found a way
People
DOD rule stirs concern
A rule that would enforce competition on multiple-award services contracts could undermine reform, vendors and government officials say
Digital Government
Report: Interior trust reform 'dismantled'
Politicking and finger-pointing continue to impede Indian trust reform, a court monitor's report says
People
NMCI gets green light
The NMCI initiative has passed its most significant milestone since the contract was awarded
People
E-learning lessons
Column: Federal e-learning managers are working to organize and coordinate agency activity
Digital Government
The Circuit
Stumping for a national ID; Let's all get along; E-commerce on steroids;
Acquisition
Procurement reform: The debate continues
Commentary: The promised benefits of acquisition reform have yet to materialize
People
Lawmakers debate 'e-Congress'
Lawmakers explored the idea of creating a virtual Congress that could operate in the event of a crippling terrorist attack or disaster
People
Take a number and get in line
IT companies peddling homeland security solutions find a crowd outside CIOs' doors
People
Hopefuls log on for IT jobs
Most of the applicants who participated in the nationwide virtual IT job fair applauded the experience, but there were some complaints
Digital Government
Security Watch
Intrusion-detection products unveiled; Security management project launched; BEA systems releases application security
Digital Government
Lessons in change
Editorial: Agencies will not change their culture simply by investing in knowledge management tools and training
People
Study: E-gov prone to falter
More than 60 percent of e-government initiatives fail or fall short of their objectives, according Gartner study
People
FSS surplus jump-starts three GSA e-gov projects
The General Services Administration has found a way to finance three of its five e-government projects without dipping into its discretionary funds.
Digital Government