People

Air Force readies service BPAs

The Air Force plans to award seven BPAs for IT services worth up to $650 million over five years

Digital Government

Letter to the Editor

Civilian system beyond comprehension

Digital Government

Spare parts, sparer accounting

The Defense Department reports that a shortage of spare parts has caused a decline in military readiness.

Modernization

Qwest FTS protest dismissed

Upholding a previous decision by the General Services Administration, the General Accounting Office dismissed a protest by Qwest Communications International Inc. against GSA's extension of FTS 2000 longdistance contracts held by AT?#038; Amp;T and Sprint.

Digital Government

Letters to the editor

Letters to the editor

Digital Government

Eager for the extras

Agency PC buyers find additional features more affordable

People

Experience is the best teacher

Agencies are responsible for posting on the Procurement Executives Council's Web site any positions they might have available as part of the Acquisition Rotational Program.

Digital Government

Keeping tabs on new doctors

The doctors in the St. Louis University Family Practice Residency program, operated in cooperation with the Air Force, need to keep track of the procedures performed by resident doctors who are working to earn their stripes as fullfledged doctors.

Digital Government

Navigating a course takes accurate data

Financial management is a subject that can often seem complex and arcane

Digital Government

Who knows where the money goes?

Not DOD, which struggles to straighten out its woeful finance systems, auditors say

People

Bringing IT to battle

The Institute for Creative Technologies (ICT) is a collaborative effort among the Army, the University of Southern California and the entertainment industry to develop realistic simulation and virtual reality tools

People

E-gov at the borderline

'Government without borders' is the next big challenge for information technology managers in the Digital Age, according to state and federal officials.

People

Wildfire system rolling out

Two of three main components of an application to manage firefighting resources are being deployed

People

Tell me a story

It is only natural, in James Skurka's view, that the military should turn to the entertainment industry for help because simulation is really about the art of storytelling and making that story real and emotionally compelling.

People

Intercepts

Summertime Blues

Digital Government

Primer on high performance

Social capital in organizations builds through everyday interactions.

Digital Government

Demand for storage grows

Network storage might not sound exciting, but it's one of the most soughtafter technologies in the federal government

People

Canada securing e-gov

Canada, which already has the most advanced electronic government in the world, has hired a consortium of companies to help develop the privacy and security features needed to expand its online government services

Digital Government

Feds mull business registry

GSA is leading a project to create a single place on the Internet for businesses to access information on government registration and reporting requirements

Digital Government

Microsoft adding subscription option

Microsoft Corp. will offer a new subscription option for its software licenses beginning Oct. 1