Digital Government

Putting app servers to work

Agencies get new tools to build tighter, more economical multi-tier software applications

Digital Government

Broken trust

The Interior Department has held more than 54 million acres of American Indian-owned lands in trust since 1887

Modernization

Telecom crossover rules available

FTS gives instructions for how local telecom contractors can modify contracts to offer long-distance services

Acquisition

Companies team to market business performance tool

Two companies have joined forces to offer federal agencies help as they monitor and manage the performance of their business processes

People

DOD sees danger in cuts

Acquisition workforce labeled small enough

Digital Government

Army begins IT consolidation

Service's Washington district is first target in enterprise effort

Acquisition

Fedwire

The Defense Department has officially eased restrictions on collaborative software tools

Digital Government

IBM, Sun offer new storage-system options

Several developments in the high-end storage market this month offer federal data centers significantly better performance from their mainframe storage systems

Digital Government

IT fixes at a price

The State Department projected $634 million for information technology investments in its fiscal 2002 budget

Acquisition

Work is under way on standards

The fact that there are no governmentwide standards for acquisition systems is a major impediment to the development of government e-procurement

Digital Government

Making virtual tape more affordable

Agencies interested in IBM Corp.'s TotalStorage B18 Virtual Tape Server, but put off by its $500,000 price, can now get their hands on the mainframe tape technology for less than half that amount

People

Handheld VPNs in the works

It should come as no surprise that security is a major concern for EPA officials as they plan to give inspectors wireless access to data stored behind the agency's firewall

Acquisition

Lessons learned

When the Internet land-grab was in full swing 18 months ago, entrepreneurs with pockets stuffed with cash gazed upon a multibillion-dollar federal procurement budget and were convinced they saw a gold mine

Digital Government

Intercepts

Warhol Worm

Digital Government

Tax shelter or trap?

Contributing to the Thrift Savings Plan certainly lowers current taxes. But does it lower your lifetime taxes?

Digital Government

Postal Service and FreeMarkets hold the course

Pittsburgh-based FreeMarkets Inc. has garnered much of its federal government work from agencies with business-related processes

Digital Government

Letter to the editor

Help government get IT specialists

Digital Government

DOD EMall redeploys

The Defense Departments EMall underwent a substantial facelift this year.

Digital Government

Energy CIO wins more access

The Energy Department chief information officer soon will have a direct line to the top of the department's management chain

Digital Government

FAA awards HR overhaul

A Federal Aviation Administration technical center has awarded KPMG Consulting Inc. a seven-year, $70 million contract for human resources integration systems