People
Suit brews as TSP work proceeds
As MatCom's work progresses, the Thrift Savings Plan board seeks change in law so it can refile lawsuit against AMS
Digital Government
Tech in curriculum still evolving
Students are connected, but how well schools are using computers and the Internet is still unknown, report states
Digital Government
System aims at ID duplicates
West Virginia is piloting a system to crack down on the fraudulent use of duplicate driver's licenses
Digital Government
Cleaning out the IT garage
NASCIO recommends a pragmatic approach to migrating to an enterprise architecture
People
DOT sees security short-changed
DOT received emergency funding for homeland security, but none of it has gone to information security needs
Digital Government
Giving e-procurement a civic twist
MunicipalNet puts Web-based purchasing within reach of city and county governments
Digital Government
Teams bring architecture to life
Governance is a crucial element to building an enterprise architecture
Digital Government
Room to Grow
Wisconsin county decides to improve access to data on juvenile crime
Digital Government
Officials ID better licensing
State driver's license officials seek uniform standards and access to databases to verify applicants' information
People
DLA software projects at risk
Software acquisition process puts department's projects at risk of not being delivered on time and budget
People
Army transformation team ready
The first of three teams focused on the Army's Enterprise Infostructure Transformation begins work this week
Digital Government
Ohio learns lesson about good architecture
Ohio's experience is an example of the need to keep your eyes on the prize when it comes to an enterprise architecture
People
Roster change
Former U.S. Postal Service official Norman Lorentz began work this month as the Office of Management and Budget's first chief technology officer
Digital Government
A better plan for IT
States eye enterprise architectures as blueprints for IT success
People
DOD looks for A-76 exemption
The Pentagon seeks an exemption to Bush administration outsourcing goals as part of the DOD transformation
People
OMB’s Forman adds two techie chiefs to his staff
Mark Forman’s staff grows by two this month. The Office of Management and Budget’s associate director for e-government and IT has gained Norman Lorentz as his chief technology officer. Forman also has tapped Debra Stouffer, deputy CIO for IT reform at the Housing and Urban Development Department, to spend 90 days drafting a governmentwide architecture proposal.
Digital Government
Security reports get mixed reviews
Agency self-assessments rate information security programs improved in some areas and lacking in others
Digital Government