People
Court workers curbed on net use
Policy ends federal court employees' personal use of a nationwide data network
Digital Government
Education touts loan default tool
Matching data with HHS database has yielded $130 million in outstanding student loans
Digital Government
HUD software buys 'chaotic'
GAO report says software acquisition weaknesses hurt HUD systems
Digital Government
Mixed verdict for courts records
Decision clears way for electronic access to civil cases, not criminal
Digital Government
OpNet added to GSA schedule
Company's network management software includes e-gov architecture design, infowar simulation
Digital Government
JetForm re-launches as Accelio
Newly named firm wants to show it is 'more than just a forms company'
Digital Government
Itronix introduces GoBook Max
Latest rugged notebook adds power, wireless versatility
Digital Government
Keys to a successful pilot
FCW.com's Dot-Gov Thursday feature brings advice from the field and a focus on the user
People
Network warfare making progress
DOD report says network-centric warfare promises to revolutionize U.S. military operations
People
Harris County loses $1.1 million in toll violators’ fees
Hardware problems prevented the Toll Road Authority in Harris County, Texas, from collecting $1.1 million in fines this year.
People
California bars punch card voting
California Secretary of State Bill Jones has ordered Los Angeles County and eight other counties to buy new voting machines. About 8.5 million voters no longer will use punch card ballots as a result of Jones’ order.
Digital Government
County connects Pentagon rescuers
Arlington County technology services workers support rescue efforts at Pentagon site
Digital Government
Worm not linked to attacks
W32.Nimda has no connection to the terrorist attacks, says Attorney General John Ashcroft
Acquisition
Small biz in SEWP mix
RFPs for two small-business set-asides will be released by the end of the month
Digital Government
Education financial info at risk
The department must plug holes in system and develop a security plan, GAO says
Digital Government
Victims site a 'work in progress'
Justice launches site to provide information and assistance for victims of the Sept. 11 attacks
People
Justice office leads XML standardization effort
The Justice Department’s Office of Justice Programs is leading an effort to develop standards for using Extensible Markup Language within the law enforcement and criminal justice communities.<@SM>
People