Digital Government

Letter to the Editor

IT classification frustrations

People

EPA takes a people approach to e-gov

Many electronic-government efforts attempt to fulfill the “for the people” and “of the people” parts of democracy. The Environmental Protection Agency this month took a crack at “by the people.”

People

Air Force loses DynCorp challenge

DynCorp wins protest to handle base operation services at Maxwell Air Force Base

People

Citizen communication will nourish e-gov, panel says

The next step in electronic government will be to transfor it into an "e-democracy," in which the public uses the Web to get direct access to the government, Mark Forman this month told the Council for Excellence in Goverment.

Digital Government

Letter to the Editor

Industry salary wins vs. Navy

Digital Government

Money flows in to flood site

West Virginia's governor sets up Web site where people can get flood information and give donations

Digital Government

Security gets boost, questions

Committee supports federal PKI funding, but questions wisdom of centralized approach to security

People

IT workforce hurting e-gov

OMB director says government IT professionals 'are probably not the best the nation has to offer'

People

Site has financial aid covered

Michigan portal is designed to be a one-stop shop for information about financial aid for higher education

People

IBM taps Logicon for Unix help

Logicon will bring IBM's Unix operating system into compliance with the Defense Department IT architecture

Digital Government

Bill clamps down on Carnivore

Appropriations bill calls for details of Carnivore use, creation of a deputy IG to monitor FBI

Acquisition

Accenture to revamp IRS site

IRS awards Accenture a contract potentially worth $33.6 million to redesign Web site

Digital Government

Requests snowball for E-Rate

Schools and libraries will see more rejection letters as competition for funding grows

Digital Government

Privacy chief picked at Justice

Associate deputy attorney general Dan Collins will advise department officials on privacy issues

People

Washington takes assistance online

The state hopes that its new site will lighten the load at social services offices while making it easier for people to get information

Digital Government

Education faces financial heat

Department looks to new accounting system, security improvements for help on financial management

Digital Government

Letter to the Editor

Experience counts more than certifications

Digital Government

E-gov fund slashed on Hill

Lawmakers reduce firstyear allocation for the egovernment fund to $5 million

People

DOE juices up fuel economy site

Site includes information about gas prices and offers comparison of cars' air pollution and safety ratings

People

Defense Travel System revived

Pentagon entices military organizations to deploy DTS early, with promises they can retain savings