Digital Government

Letter to the editor

Boost pay to replenish workforce

Acquisition

Accenture bets on e-procurement

The company has hired two buying experts to meet growing public-sector demand

Digital Government

FAA picks IBM for messaging

NexGen system, based on Lotus Notes, will shrink the number of server locations and save money

Digital Government

Caution raised on red-light cameras

Rep. Armey says the cameras, meant to monitor traffic at dangerous intersections, are a threat to privacy

People

GPS keeps track of buses

Buses for residents with special needs are running more efficiently with a vehicle location system

People

Roster change

Charlie Keegan, the director of the Federal Aviation Administration's Free Flight Office, will oversee the implementation of the agency's 10year modernization plan, the FAA announced June 21.

Digital Government

County takes storage lead

Contra Costa looks to network-attached storage to hold its electronic records into the next decade

Digital Government

Power to the people

Selfserve passwordmanagement systems cut helpdesk costs

Digital Government

Enterprise architecture defined

An enterprise architecture is a plan to streamline and standardize computer systems within an agency

Digital Government

Letters to the editor

Letters to the editor

People

Giant NMCI records deal set

EDS lines up government's largest records management software license for NMCI

People

DFAS considers desktop outsourcing

DFAS examines outsourcing PC and network support for its 18,000 users, according to its CIO

People

Council: Accessibility a civil right

Access to information and information technology has become so important it should be considered a civil right

Digital Government

Got cookies?

It's easy to find out, yet inadvertent violations persist

Digital Government

Code Blue

VA's Principi hopes to resuscitate information technology

Digital Government

Briefs

Before the Navy expands the deployment of its intranet, it must first submit an evaluation report to Congress

Acquisition

Comparing seats

The U.S. Mint's seat management contract, estimated to be worth tens of millions of dollars, would be one of the largest in the federal government

Digital Government

OMB turns up heat on performance

The information technology programs that support many government services are among those the Bush administration may test to see how to link program performance to agencies' budgets.

People

OPM defines IT jobs

The Office of Personnel Management earlier this month released a new job family standard and modern job abstracts and titles for information technology workers in government.

People

Accessibility eludes agencies

508 takes effect, but many sites fail to comply