Digital Government
Problem drivers on a short leash
People who try to drive on a suspended license will have a much harder time evading the police if they are sentenced to wear a new wireless device on their wrists.
People
White House refreshes site
New site includes all White House information issued since the beginning of the Bush administration
Digital Government
Tallahassee ingenuity
A neighborhood house will become a home for a technology center
Digital Government
PKI: A necessary evil
Under pressure to secure online transactions, three states find different ways to make public-key infrastructure manageable
Digital Government
Big deal, new strategy
Connecticut leaves nothing to chance with its core system award
Digital Government
Network to link quake researchers
In an effort to reduce earthquake devastation, NSF awarded $10 million to develop a national network for earthquake engineering research
Digital Government
Drivers favor cameras
Despite concerns about privacy violations and lack of due process, polls show that Americans overwhelmingly support the use of red-light cameras.
People
Defense CIO: Systems fill info gap
The top priority of DOD's new CIO is pushing forward with network-centric warfare
People
Ruling favors FAA unit for IT pay raise
An arbitrator has ruled that computer specialists at a Federal Aviation Administration unit are entitled to the governmentwide information technology pay raise
Digital Government
City continues Internet freebie
LaGrange, Ga., which made headlines last year by offering its residents free Internet access via cable television, is extending the pilot program so even more people can take advantage of it.
People
GSA deal will track acquisition worker skills
The General Services Administration plans to award a $1.3 million contract Sept. 17 for a new system that will track the education and training levels of the civilian acquisition workforce
People
Bush management agenda wins nods
The Bush administration's newly released management agenda is drawing praise from across the federal community
Digital Government
Out of bounds
The push for a unified e-government takes people beyond their political territories
Digital Government
Illinois throws line to small hospitals
Illinois is giving its smallest hospitals a boost that will provide the institutions with high-speed Internet access now -- and the infrastructure to eventually practice telemedicine.
Acquisition