Digital Government
Let the Navy do its work
Is the DOD CIO office snatching failure from the jaws of success by advocating a test plan on top of the Navy's own plan?
Digital Government
NSF gets outside help
The National Science Foundation is using managed security services to meet the round-the-clock demands of the Internet environment.
Digital Government
Help in a dangerous world
Companies offer security reinforcements, but many agencies remain wary
People
Marines: We're in NMCI
The commandant of the Marine Corps has officially requested that the Marines not be removed from NMCI
Digital Government
Acrobat performs new tricks
If you've used the World Wide Web lately, you've almost certainly clicked on a link that opened a PDF file.
Digital Government
Recipe for new leaders
Rochester designed the NeighborLink Network not only to foster community involvement, but also to address the digital divide between citizens who have computer access and those who do not.
Digital Government
Money flows in to flood site
In the wake of flooding that paralyzed parts of West Virginia, the governor has set up a Web site where people have donated money electronically.
Digital Government
E-signatures battle 'fear factor'
Culture of 'ink' slows adoption of digital John Hancocks at federal agencies
People
Navy, DOD agree on NMCI testing
The Navy and DOD have all but signed a compromise agreement to move forward with NMCI
Digital Government
Education mismanagement
A recent GAO report found that the Education Department is disbursing Pell Grants to ineligible students.
Digital Government
Feds put bite on vampire devices
Computers and wireless phones used by federal agencies can use no more than 1 watt of power in standby mode, according to a recent executive order by President Bush.
Digital Government
City's creativity brings in revenue
Workers at the new Apalachee Ridge Estates technology house in Tallahassee, Fla., will never worry about running out of classroom content, thanks to the city's Learnitnow.net program, an online training institute with more than 1,000 courses.
Digital Government
Library patches its copyright search
The Library of Congress' U.S. Copyright Office has unveiled a Web-based copyright records search system
Digital Government