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OMB soon to outline e-gov project action items
A report exposing the real guts of the Office of Management and Budget’s 24 e-gov initiatives—outlining project specific goals, objectives and action items—is scheduled to be released by March 31, according to senior administration officials.
People
Online posting of Lincoln papers completed
The Library of Congress this month put the final pieces of the Abraham Lincoln Papers online.
Digital Government
VA still struggling with security
Despite strides toward strengthening IT, the VA still has serious information security weaknesses, GAO finds
Digital Government
County records forms online
Arizona county uses an imaging system to transfer information from online forms directly into a database
People
GSA grilled on e-gov role
House appropriators continue to probe the agency's central role in the administration's e-government agenda
Digital Government
Locals look to IT in homeland plan
Officials are worried that local agencies may not have the technology to make the homeland alert system work
People
Digital MP adds facial recognition
The Army's military police officers have tested -- and soon could be using -- facial-recognition technology
Digital Government
Who cares about e-government?
It's business leaders, not citizens, who are clamoring for online services
People
Homeland threat system released
Homeland Security Advisory System defines five threat levels and provides a template for government actions
People
Homeland alert levels defined
Here are the five Homeland Security Advisory System threat conditions, with the associated minimum suggested protective measures
Digital Government
Portland, Ore.: Seeking common ground
The city government is set up in silos, and its Web site has followed the same pattern
Digital Government
Manchester, N.H.: Help from the outside
Local business group seeds city's efforts to upgrade its Web site
People
Search engine pegged at $10.5 M
The search engine selected for FirstGov may cost more than $10.5 million during the next five years
Digital Government
E-gov misses local connection
Strapped budgets and harried staff leave many governments with a muddled e-gov offering
People
Make a date to get smart card
Air Force personnel soon will be able to go online to make an appointment to get a Common Access Card
People
OMB expands its e-gov team
The Office of Management and Budget has put the final pieces of the leadership puzzle in place for its 24 e-gov initiatives.
People