Digital Government
Current information a must
Content management systems will help agencies keep relevant information posted
Digital Government
Content management, Java-style
FatWire's UpdateEngine6 makes quick work of Web management
People
Homeland security gets CIO
The Bush administration earlier this month hired Steve Cooper as CIO in the Office of Homeland Security
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Chemical spills: A burning issue
Two agencies have developed a system to help public safety agencies deal with dangerous chemicals
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Workforce management comes under scrutiny
Legislative reforms could give feds 'key flexibilities'
Digital Government
NIPC split causes concern
Sen. Grassley takes issue with FBI?s plans to break up the National Infrastructure Protection Center
Digital Government
Servers, storage, peripherals lead FOSE debuts
Most vendors highlighted agency partnerships, but a handful of vendors unfurled product announcements
People
Senate resurrects e-gov bill
A Senate e-government bill passed another milestone last week when the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee gave its unanimous approval
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OMB, CIOs support a central e-gov fund
The congressional appropriations process is holding back the administration’s 24 e-government projects, Mark Forman and David McClure yesterday told members of the House Government Reform Subcommittee on Technology and Procurement Policy.
Digital Government
Army tests base security app
Riders in L.A. County will use smart fare cards on buses, subways and light rail.
People
Homeland security group formed
Public-private sector council will advise the administration on securing the country against terrorist attacks
Digital Government
Michigan answers a calling
State's centralized call center helps it track taxpayer questions and improve customer service
Digital Government