Digital Government
Center offers e-governance resources
Online clearinghouse is designed make it easier to exchange ideas about the impact of technology on privacy and other public policy issues
Digital Government
Dell powers up low-end servers
Dell has introduced a new model to its entry-level server line that sports several features previously only offered in more expensive products.
People
Customs turns up heat on IT projects
The Customs Service has intensified its call for enough funding to get its $1.3 billion modernization program completed years earlier than previously planned
Digital Government
Symantec tailors bundle for small offices
Review: Symantec's new foray into the firewall/VPN market is a competitively priced family of devices targeted at small- to mid-size offices
Digital Government
Speaking a global map language
Geography Markup Language would enable agencies to better exchange map data
People
CSC trains more sleuths
The Defense Department is opening its computer forensics training programs to other law enforcement officials
Digital Government
Clearing online arteries
A Legal View: Dealing with junk e-mail costs billions of dollars in productive time annually
People
Quick thinking
Clear goals plus more tightly focused systems hasten move to business intelligence software
People
The face of security
Biometric systems are expected to play a greater role in homeland security
People
911.gov proposed for terror tips
Legislation introduced for a central Web site that would make submitting online tips as easy as dialing 911
People
Information sharing goes global
The threat of terrorism has given new weight to a push to integrate justice and law enforcement information systems
Digital Government
Panel sets new bar for finances
70 percent of agencies expected to replace core management systems in coming years
People
A search for solutions
Editor's letter: A groundswell has formed in the nation's capital to spend large sums of money on information technology
Digital Government
The many shapes of security
Vendors continue to come up with new ways to secure desktop computers
Digital Government