Acquisition

NIMA postpones outsourcing

Because of the terrorist attacks, NIMA is postponing its contract to outsource its high-tech operations

Digital Government

DOE tech aids relief efforts

Energy Department teams use technology to aid in search for victims, evidence

Digital Government

Horn preps security grades

Rep. Horn's next round of report cards on agencies' information security status is due soon

People

Letter to the Editor

Improve USA Jobs

People

Roster Change

Roster Change

Digital Government

Info security speeding up

Information security programs and systems are going forward, in some cases faster than before

Digital Government

The Circuit

In the wake of the worst terrorist attacks in U.S. history, the federal government rapidly switched into high gear Sept. 11

Digital Government

Linux comes of age

Low cost and stability make open-source system an attractive choice

Digital Government

Is Linux secure enough?

There is still concern at many federal agencies about the operating system's safety

Modernization

Government calls get through

System gives priority to emergency crews

Digital Government

Giving feds what they want

In three short years, CDW-G Inc. has risen into the top 25 in GSA schedule sales

Digital Government

Do-it-yourself password recovery

PC Guardian provides an easy way to reduce calls to the help desk

Digital Government

DOD's battle to balance its books

The primary reason the federal government does not have auditable books is the Defense Department's woeful systems, according to the General Accounting Office.

Digital Government

10 companies to watch

The hottest technologies will give agencies the biggest bang for their buck

Digital Government

White House online: One-way only

Web site gives but doesn't receive, critics say

People

A nation, united

This space was supposed to be devoted to an editorial about financial management systems' role in straightening out the accounting mess at federal agencies.

Digital Government

Web site eases moving chores

The U.S. Postal Service is ready to use the Internet to make it easier for postal customers to change their addresses

Digital Government

Crisis aftermath brings help from IT vendors

Offerings include hot lines for fed customers

Digital Government

Federal List: 2001

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People

Managers resist teleworking

Results, not process, should motivate bosses