Acquisition

NIH awards logistics contract

Anteon chosen to support services including automated inventory management

Digital Government

Tech key to terror response

Local officials tell Congress that all levels of government need to be on the same wavelength

Digital Government

States step up terrorism info

Emergency management agencies expanding Web sites to better inform citizens about terrorism

Digital Government

Compaq recalls power adapters

Adapters for some of the company's notebook computers may overheat, posing fire risk

Digital Government

Letter to the editor

Age and financial aid

Digital Government

Letter to the editor

Retirement options

People

The customer comes first at forum

One of the ways government is like business is that they both have customers, particularly when government offers enhanced services online. That’s why customer relationship management has become a hot topic in government circles—it not only helps managers focus on delivering citizen-centric services, it can help agencies achieve paperless processes and other IT goals.<@SM>

People

FirstGov handles millions of Web hits after attacks

Like a seismograph needle during an earthquake, the activity on FirstGov, the General Services Administration’s portal to government Web sites, posted a sharp spike during last month’s terrorist attacks.

Digital Government

E-gov ideas get go-ahead

President's Management Council approves 23 e-gov initiatives ID'd for completion within two years

Digital Government

Bush to define Homeland office

New executive order will outline the role of cybersecurity in the new Office of Homeland Security

People

President’s Management Council approves 23 federal projects

The President’s Management Council, made up of 29 chief agency operating officers, this week approved 23 e-government projects. “Each of these initiatives represent this concept that I’ve been laying out: Unify and simplify,” said <b>Mark Forman</b>, associate director for IT and e-government at the Office of Management and Budget.<@SM>

Digital Government

You've been sued. What's next?

FCW.com's Friday Financials column offers Part One in understanding your options if a lawsuit is filed against you

People

Agency webmasters aid in recovery

E-government wasn’t a major focus as the government got back to work after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks in New York and Washington, but federal agencies did use the Web for a variety of purposes.

Digital Government

Utah rolls out registration system

The state soon will finish implementing an electronic system for vehicle registration and titles

People

Davis drafts IT workforce legislation

Davis soon will introduce legislation to establish a pay-for-performance system for IT and acquisition employees

People

Air Force secures wireless e-mail

Two bases are accessing information via wireless handheld devices using a solution from Aether Systems

Digital Government

S.F. bans filtering software

San Francisco rules against filtering the use of public Internet access terminals and risks funding

Digital Government

USDA picks GIS standard

Department will use ESRI products across all agencies under new five-year pact

Digital Government

Lone e-gov portal serves state

FCW.com's Dot-Gov feature relays the success story of TexasOnline, which links state agencies, municipalities, counties, courts and universities

People

Navy ships video over phone lines

Naval shipyard is using video collaboration tool that avoids gobbling LAN bandwidth