Digital Government

Letter to the editor

No comparison between military, civilian work

Digital Government

Notebook aims at public sector

MicronPC hopes to 'transport' new government customers with new TransPort XT notebook

Digital Government

'Freewheeling IT spending' over

Bush's performancebased agenda makes it harder to justify IT spending, analyst says

Digital Government

STARS goes cross-country

A van will carry the FAA's new air traffic display to controllers and maintenance workers nationwide

Digital Government

Davis revives cyberthreat bill

Bill encourages the private sector to share cybersecurity incidents with federal agencies

Digital Government

Letter to the Editor

Credentials impressive, government not

People

Warner on NMCI: Not so fast

Senator says commercial test and evaluation techniques will not suffice on Navy network

Digital Government

FSI opens door to municipalities

The firm that lists government technology opportunities online plans city and county offerings

Digital Government

Landsat 5 saved?for now

Data orders from USDA and others will keep the satellite aloft for several more months

People

UK readies privacy charter

Charter will tell citizens how their information is used when they interact with the government online

Digital Government

Donation supports biz centers

Microsoft is providing software at Small Business Administration centers nationwide

People

Roster Change

President Bush said last week he intends to nominate Phillip Bond to be undersecretary of Commerce for technology

Digital Government

Online monitoring on the rise

Study finds 14 million employees have Internet or email use under surveillance at work

People

Ohio pushes for e-filing standards

New rules should set the stage so court documents eventually could be filed via the Internet

People

DLA modernization criticized

GAO says DLA is going about its Business Systems Modernization program incorrectly

Modernization

GSA nears opening telecom pacts

Vendors prepare questions for GSA on FTS 2001

Digital Government

Hiding vacancies

Agencies are not promptly reporting some essential vacant positions.

People

Battling bytes

War is hell. Now virtual war games are, too.

Digital Government

HUD sets stage for IT overhaul

The Department of Housing and Urban Development is looking for a few good vendors for a 10year contract worth at least $500 million to overhaul and run the agency's information technology systems.

Digital Government

The Circuit

An Inside Job