People
Smart card program gets rolling
The Air Force has ordered three trailers to move from base to base issuing Common Access Cards
Digital Government
Giving states their say
New Jersey's Wendy Rayner teams with federal CIO Council to apply e-government
Digital Government
Consult feds for reform
If significant changes could alter federal government management, those changes would've been made long ago
People
Va. governor goes to conference via IP
When a scheduling conflict prevented Virginia Gov. James Gilmore from attending the Commonwealth of Virginia Information Technology Symposium in Lexington last week, the state IT Department made sure he was there.
People
Cybersecurity called key to homeland defense
As the Office of Homeland Security takes shape, federal and private-sector technology experts are urging the Bush administration to ensure that cybersecurity is included
People
Keep the public posted
Editorial: Americans' thirst for timely and in-depth information will only increase
People
Navy awards NMCI order
The Navy awarded a $9 million task order under its NMCI contract so that sailors and Marines can access an array of information via the Internet
People
Grouped for success
Software by Quiver, Semio aims to simplify content categorizing for better control
Digital Government
Report logs fed IT losses
The federal government will spend more than $75 million replacing IT hardware and services
Digital Government
HHS to unify Medicare accounting
HHS has awarded a $328.4 million contract to create a single system that will help ensure the program makes the correct payments
Modernization
Wireless tech goes to work in search for survivors
Lucent employees concocted a plan to use standard wireless equipment and directional antennae in an effort to locate cell phone signals under the rubble at ground zero
Digital Government
GPEA updates to go through Internet
OMB is calling on agencies to provide updates about moving services to the Web
Digital Government
Honoring a colleague online
One agency used the Web to honor one of its own who died Sept. 11
Digital Government
Army orders smart card readers
The Army has selected SchlumbergerSema for the largest deployment of smart card readers in the United States
People
House gives DOD IT boost
DOD would spend more money on IT as it steps up the war against terrorism, according to the fiscal 2002 Defense authorization bill
Digital Government
ID card debate resurfaces
Congress, survey, CEO show support, but administration squashes idea of issuing national ID card
People
Web sites that worked
The Sept. 11 terrorist attacks showed what federal Web sites can be ? and what is lacking
Digital Government