Digital Government
Linking process and performance
FCW.com's Dot-Gov Thursday column sets up a framework for linking improved business processes and better performance
Digital Government
Web site transition
A small California city is advancing from static information to a service-oriented site after finding that most of its citizens had Internet access
People
White House puts new face on its Web site
Responding to widespread criticism that it had a mediocre Web site, the White House relaunched <i>www.whitehouse.gov</i> just before the Labor Day weekend.
Digital Government
Anteon announces resale deal
The company will team with a networking solutions provider to resell its products to federal customers
Digital Government
Security crackdown at VA
In the wake of a public fraud incident, the agency head orders tighter security and two officials resign.
People
Horn retiring
The representative is packing up his report cards on government technology and heading home to California
People
IRS will offer online payment for individuals
The IRS plans to go live tomorrow with a Web payment system for taxpayers who use Form 1040 or file quarterly. The service has offered online filing for several years but not online payment.
People
GAO chastises DOD buying system
A report finds that investment in the $326 million Standard Procurement System has not been justified
Digital Government
The missing piece
A state CIO encourages his peers to join a component-sharing network
Digital Government
City borrows newspaper tool
The California city of San Carlos is one of the first jurisdictions to use software originally developed for newspapers and other publishing enterprises to boost the manageability of Web site content.
Acquisition
VA eyes vendors for IT follow-on
The Department of Veterans Affairs' new chief information officer, John Gauss, has approved a request for proposals for a follow-on contract for hardware and software
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NAPA eyes HR reform
A National Academy of Public Administration panel believes that the federal government needs a new human resources system
Digital Government
Battle lines form over red-light cameras
In Howard County, Md., red-light cameras are credited with reducing collisions at intersections by as much as 44 percent.
Digital Government
The facts on eFACTS
EFACTS is the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection's online database.
Digital Government
Quicker network lies in wait for House
The computer network that serves the House of Representatives can get frustratingly slow during peak work hours
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