Digital Government

OMB sets up audit option

Agency components with proven financial management track records may be able to skip a mandated audit

Digital Government

NWS awards radar upgrade

RS Information Systems Inc. wins $29 million, fouryear contract in support of weather radar system

People

Site translates health care info

A Minnesota agency translates its online health insurance applications into Arabic, Somali, Russian and more

People

Grants promote tech teaching

Grad students will work with teachers to help improve school science and technology curriculums

Digital Government

FAA: E-mail will fly

Officials defend NexGen as faster, more reliable despite criticisms

People

At E-Gov, it's all about the data

An industry titan telling agencies they need to buy fewer of his company's technologies? Only at EGov

People

IT investing Don'ts

Mark Forman says the way agencies invest in information technology is problematic

Digital Government

More than 5 million served

National Finance Center adds health insurance verification services

People

GOP not sold on Lieberman e-gov bill

Sen. Joe Lieberman's hope for broad bipartisan support of his sweeping blueprint for egovernment got a jolt from Senate Republicans

People

Finances in need of 'radical' fix

DOD group says transforming broken system may take a decade

People

Intercepts

Intell IT: Kaching!

Digital Government

Eagle awards honor two

Congressman, Advanced Technology Systems head win top Federal 100 honors

Digital Government

Scanning on the go

QuickLink Pen puts a mobile text scanner in the palm of your hand

Digital Government

Letters to the editor

Zall argues the only reason to 'outsource' is for government to determine the lowest cost of performing a function.

Modernization

Doing home work

U.S. Patent and Trademark Office revs up telecommuting pilot for examiners

People

Subduing the paper chase

Personnel center struggles to reverse growing backlog of records requests by veterans

Digital Government

An online superpower?

When it comes to egovernment, U.S. agencies have made great strides

People

DOD to ease limits on collaborative software

In a move that's sure to please the Defense Intelligence Agency and the Navy, Defense Department officials are relaxing their requirements for collaborative software

Acquisition

Lockheed protest upheld

GAO has upheld a protest by Lockheed Martin Systems Integration regarding a contract to upgrade software on military helicopters.

People

DOD holds line on hardened satellites

The Pentagon seeks $50 million to keep open the production line of radiationproof satellite parts