People
Site links to long-term care
A new Internet site has made finding long-term services and information a little easier in California
Digital Government
Archives aims test at Nixon tape
The infamous 18.5-minute gap on 'the Nixon tapes' continues to taunt historians
People
Protests halt Pentagon contract
In reaction to four protests, the Defense Department has canceled the $400 million Defense Research and Engineering Network contract awarded earlier this year to Global Crossing Government Markets
Digital Government
SOS for SSO
Experts offer the following tips for implementing single sign-on software:
Acquisition
VA awards two deals for data center
The Department of Veterans Affairs has awarded more than $680 million in contracts for products and services for its Austin Automation Center in Texas
Digital Government
Tech is fair game in Illinois
The state finds that the best place to spread the word about technology is alongside carnival rides
People
Ideas in 'segments'
The Office of Management and Budget's e-government task force is seeking ideas that can advance federal initiatives in four defined 'segments'
People
H-1B visa demand high
Faltering tech firms are laying off thousands of workers, but the demand for visas for foreign tech workers has not slackened significantly
Digital Government
The state of State's IT
The plan to outfit U.S. diplomats with 21st century tools
Digital Government
DOT financial system rapped, defended
Report: DOT should stop fielding a new financial management system until numerous problems with it are corrected
Acquisition
Down payment on e-procurement
Agencies begin the tough job of linking the purchase and pay sides of B2G commerce
People
N.C. selling surplus through the Web
North Carolina’s Surplus Property Agency has turned to online auction Web sites run by eBay Inc. of San Jose, Calif., and Yahoo Inc. of Sunnyvale, Calif., to sell state surplus as well as items seized in criminal cases. The state is piloting Web auctions to see which service works best.
Digital Government
FedBid.com resurfaces
After going out of business in late December, FedBid.com re-emerged with new leadership in April.
People
HHS links to global health
HHS launched a Web site that addresses the link between U.S. and international health issues
Digital Government
Online monitoring to continue
A committee of judges has recommended that Internet usage be monitored among employees of the federal courts
Digital Government