Digital Government
SSP unveils Secure PC
Secure PC is a prepackaged solution incorporating basic systems from Dell Computer Corp. and other manufacturers
People
Air Force portal to carry aircraft info
The Air Force soon will be using a Web portal for worldwide delivery of its tech orders
Digital Government
Wireless well done
Users looking for a reliable and easily managed wireless LAN solution would do well to consider the Aironet 350 products from Cisco Systems
Digital Government
Getting into their heads
To develop a cutting-edge plan to standardize the vast computer systems and networks, the VA relied on psychologists and team-building exercises
People
Government Without Boundaries moves on
Officials in charge of creating a virtual pool of online information and services that spans all three levels of government have had to rethink part of the project's approach since Sept. 11
Digital Government
Seeing the forest for the trees
Business-modeling software helps Forest Service translate regulations into daily work
People
Web accessibility: A welcome change
But even some of the accessible Web sites could stand some usability improvements
Acquisition
Tech programs put on fast track
Several agencies are accelerating the development of information technology systems and programs that could support the war on terrorism
People
Military e-voting plan wins backers
Congress plans DOD demonstration project in midterm elections
Digital Government
Panel seeks data sharing
The White House last week created a multiagency task force charged with using information technology to fight terrorism
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Wireless on a shoestring budget
If your department is in the market for a low-cost yet fairly functional wireless LAN solution, then D-Link Systems may have just what you're looking for
Digital Government
Making amends
We must make sure that the survivors of the two USPS employees who died are handsomely provided for
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DOD to build virtual Pentagon
The Defense Department is developing plans for a 'virtual Pentagon' that would enable its officials to continue to work even in the event of a large-scale attack on the Pentagon similar to the one Sept. 11
People
SSA site serves state, local governments and employees
The Social Security Administration has launched a Web site for state and local government offices and their workers. The site, at <a href="http://www.ssa.gov/slge">www.ssa.gov/slge/<a>, supplies information about withholding, reporting and paying Social Security and Medicare taxes, as well as which state and municipal employees the payments cover.<@SM>The Social Security Administration has launched a Web site for state and local government offices and their workers. The site, at <a href="http://www.ssa.gov/slge">www.ssa.gov/slge/<a>, supplies information about withholding, reporting and paying Social Security and Medicare taxes, as well as which state and municipal employees the payments cover.<@SM>
People
HHS e-grants portal is one of the 23
The Health and Human Services Department’s electronic grants portal, under development since 1998, is a winner in the Office of Management and Budget’s sweepstakes for approval as one of the top 23 electronic-government initiatives.
People
FirstGov joined by USA Service
The year-old <a href="http://FirstGov.gov">FirstGov.gov</a> federal information portal, developed by the General Services Administration, is ready to take its next step towards transactions.
People
House sees e-mail spike
Disrupted postal service to Congress and other branches of the government has prompted a spike in e-mail traffic, but federal agencies said it is too early to tell if anthrax attacks through the mail were pushing the public to use online services instead.
Digital Government