People
Panel: No short route to e-gov
Representatives of federal and state governments this month welcomed Mark Forman’s vision of e-government but said it would require plenty of hard work to implement.
Digital Government
Bureau told to plug security gaps
GAO says the Bureau of the Public Debt must protect against unauthorized disclosure of financial information
Digital Government
U.S. not ready for terror
A GAO report finished days before the attacks found gaping holes in the government's ability to combat terrorism
People
Money enlists in company
Former Pentagon CIO Art Money is now a strategic adviser for Digital Data Development
Digital Government
Voters may KO punch cards
California voters could cast ballots next year on the purchase of new voting machines
People
Sen. Bennett calls IT essential to recovery and victory
The low-tech nature of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks should not distract the nation from the need to secure the IT infrastructure, Sen. Robert F. Bennett (R-Utah) said today.
Digital Government
NASCIO applauds state programs
Association's annual awards recognize outstanding IT programs from 11 states
People
FedWeb 2001: Slow progress toward citizen-oriented sites
Citizen-centric Web design is coming along slowly at best, some speakers said at yesterday’s FedWeb 2001 conference at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Md.
Digital Government
Titan Corp. acquiring BTG Inc.
Deal expands Titan Systems' reach into the U.S. military and intelligence operations market
Digital Government
Mark your tax calendar
FCW.com's Friday Financials column straightens out the confusing array of phase-in and phase-out dates for various provisions in the new tax law
People
One-third of Army now uses AKO portal
The Army Knowledge Online intranet is getting closer to senior officials’ goal of signing up all 1.5 million active-duty, reserve, National Guard and civilian personnel for accounts by Oct. 1.<@SM>
Acquisition
State Department orders LaserVisas
Optical ID card system identifies frequent visitors crossing from Mexico into the United States
People
States win awards for IT innovation
The National Association of State Chief Information Officers this month announced the winners of its 14th annual awards for outstanding achievement. Profiles of the winning projects appear at <a href="http://www.nascio.org">www.nascio.org</a>.
Digital Government
Army orders smart card readers
SchlumbergerSema is supplying the Army with 60,000 smart card readers in the Common Access Card program
Digital Government
Tech security options floated
Experts call for better computer security and passenger screening technologies to keep skies safe
Digital Government
GTSI to sell eGrail goods
GTSI partners with eGrail Inc., a provider of Web content management software
Digital Government
Civil liberty warnings raised
Surveillance technology may do more damage to civil liberties than to terrorists, civil libertarians say
Digital Government
FAA gathers ideas, applicants
An avalanche of citizen ideas on air travel safety prompts FAA to set up e-mail, Web form
People