Acquisition

Security patch RFP delayed

FedCIRC to widen scope of system to disseminate patches to protect against cyberattacks

People

Pilots look for palm-size display

The Air Force is shopping for small screen to connect to GPS receivers and fit in cockpit

Digital Government

E-gov allies tap legacy systems

TekInsight.com and iWay Software announced a strategic alliance that will combine their strengths to provide state and local governments with e-government solutions tied to legacy databases

People

Portal pushes e-gov future

Massachusetts officials hope people like the state's upcoming portal and that it will spur more innovative e-gov work

Digital Government

Letter to the editor

Politics erodes federal workforce

People

Library patches copyright search

Webbased front end will improve access to 16 million records until new system is installed

People

Peace Corps launches new site

Redesigned site is the first phase of a multiyear effort to redefine the Peace Corps' online presence

People

NMCI testing decision nears

DOD and the Navy expect to formalize an agreement in a matter of days that resolves the level of testing for NMCI

People

Navy, Defense reach agreement on NMCI testing

The Defense Department has reached an agreement with the Navy on the testing required to free up funding for the Navy-Marine Corps Intranet, Navy officials announced today.

People

OMB: Impetus is on agencies to fund e-gov efforts

Facing a budget surplus of $158 billion for fiscal 2001, the Bush administration plans to dole out some funds for electronic-government programs.

Digital Government

Roster change

President Bush on Aug. 24 announced the nomination of Air Force Gen. Richard Myers to be chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Acquisition

HUD holds up major RFP

Multitude of industry comments on the HUD Information Technology Service contract prompts postponement

Digital Government

NSF casts earthquake simulation net

NSF awards $10 million for network to link researchers working on ways to reduce earthquake losses

People

CIO pushes network-centric warfare

Stenbit puts priority on using information systems to bridge the gap between sensors and shooters

People

Site helps teachers target lessons

Math teachers in Massachusetts can use the Web to build lesson plans linked to children's needs

Digital Government

Letter to the editor

Antiquated management practices

Digital Government

MicronPC delivering speedy desktops

Desktop computers featuring the new Intel 2 GHz processors are designed for small to medium

Digital Government

House speeding up network

Improvements to the computer network that serves the House of Representatives are coming soon

People

Linking public safety systems

Integration of information systems among courts and public safety agencies is spotty

Digital Government

Letter to the editor

Don't pass the buck to IT workers