Digital Government
Info Builders targets info sharing
Security Exchange software intended to ease links between resources, applications
Digital Government
Mobility gains momentum
Desktop computing is so 20th century -- at least that's the impression likely left after March's FOSE trade show in Washington, D.C.
Digital Government
A time to lead
The annual dance opera about agency information technology appropriations is under way. Although the usual motions are generally being observed, three aspects of this year's performance are notable
Digital Government
Letters to the editor
An article in your online March Government E-Business issue, ?E-gov misses local connection,? makes the very point that portal development ? the heart of e-government ? was intended to solve
Digital Government
CIOs still seeking higher profile
The rumors began to fly last October after Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Tommy Thompson lowered the position of HHS? chief information officer and reduced its clout
Digital Government
Police program faces budget cuts
A popular Clinton-era program that helped put more than 100,000 police officers on the streets and advanced crime-fighting technologies faces drastic cuts under President Bush's proposed budget
Digital Government
Springing ahead
Federal enterprise architecture milestones from the Bush administration's E-Government Strategy report
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Adobe to retool PDF forms
Changes envisioned for Reader software would support online transactions
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DOD grapples with tangled financial web
The tangled web of Defense Department financial systems has grown even more complex now that DOD officials have found another 200 financial management systems above and beyond the 673 they already knew existed, Pentagon officials said recently.
Digital Government
Whiteboard conversion goes wireless
FreeBeam simplifies setup for converting whiteboard markings into digital files
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Numbers Game
The Defense Department is requesting $26.4 billion for information technology and national security systems for fiscal 2003
Digital Government
Army test drives gate security
The Army is testing a security system that uses radio frequency identification technology to screen vehicles and personnel
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Army closes in on transformation
The Army has begun a limited pilot project in the Washington, D.C., area to test key concepts of a top-level initiative
Digital Government
Near miss no big deal
Like a car zooming past a driver's blind spot, a space rock whizzed near Earth last month without anyone noticing
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Army makeover under scrutiny
The Army's aggressive timetable for transforming and fielding of the Objective Force has lawmakers from both parties, as well as Defense Department leaders, unsure whether the service will be able to meet its ambitious goals
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Virtual IT job fair scheduled
The federal CIO Council has chosen April 22-26 for its nationwide ?virtual? information technology job fair
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