People

Under fire--and water

Two years ago, when Hurricane Floyd was ravaging parts of the southeastern United States, the Coast Guard was able to award a task order for roof repair in North Carolina in a matter of minutes.

People

Federal courts consider putting cases on the Web

A committee of federal judges this month recommended that most federal court case files be available online to the same extent they are in courthouses, with some restrictions.

People

White House to relaunch site

The White House Web site, launched with great hoopla in 1994, underwent a dramatic makeover this year when President Bush took office. Now, a second relaunch is imminent.

Acquisition

PeopleSoft to support IRS services

PeopleSoft to supply CRM software in contract worth more than $10 million

Digital Government

Letter to the editor

Daniels doesn't understand workforce

Digital Government

E-signatures battle 'fear factor'

Agencies seem hesitant to trust esignatures on financial contracts or important legal agreements

People

NASA appoints security chief

Secret Service veteran will oversee classified information security efforts

People

Copyright Office modernizes its search system

The Copyright Office this week replaced its old Telnet search system with Web-based searching for copyright information about books, music recordings, movies, software and other works.

People

Counties look to e-learning

With increased training costs and a limited budget, Washington Counties Risk Pool takes a closer look at the e-learning alternative

People

E-mail newsletters popular among pols

The Democrats are spreading their news on the Web, through handheld computers and now via email

People

Acquisition workers get chance to change

DOD is launching a rotational assignment program for acquisition professionals

People

Customer service survey says...

People are increasingly using the Internet for contacting government agencies, but many are dissatisfied

People

San Diego uses show and tell

The city is using online photo displays and virtual reality software to make city plans come to life

Digital Government

Tapping home equity, part 1

FCW.com's Friday Financials column examines if a home equity line of credit is right for you

Digital Government

Wolfpack contractors rounded up

DARPA will pay seven contractors to develop electronic warfare technologies under the Wolfpack program

People

CIO Council launches mentoring program

The CIO Council launched its governmentwide mentoring program and posted assignment opportunities

Digital Government

IBM, Energy raise supercomputer scale

Company, lab to collaborate on building dramatically faster supercomputer to perform climate, disease research

Digital Government

Official slaps at facial scanning

Jacksonville councilwoman moves to ban use of facial recognition technology by city

Digital Government

Web design comments that click

FCW's DotGov Thursday column shares advice the USDA Web redesign team received from users

Digital Government

Abuse database helps cops

A Pennsylvania nonprofit organization's database gives more information to go on than is typically posted online