Digital Government
County mulls mapping service
A Washington county is testing a Web-based mapping service instead of an in-house setup
Digital Government
Feds' computers are most super
List shows that the U.S. government is using the four most powerful supercomputers in the world
People
GOP spells out keys to e-Contract
House Republicans unveil their e-Contract with High-Tech America
Digital Government
Re-engineer your thinking about change
FCW's Dot-Gov Thursday column explains how you can avoid turning buzzwords such as 're-engineering' into cuss words
Digital Government
Runway system not a panacea
Preventing runway incursions will take more than a new warning system, an FAA official says
Digital Government
GIS helps redraw districts
Fairfax County ran census figures through computerized maps to help realign political boundaries
People
Network to bring counseling to the deaf
Nebraska videoconferencing network will link hearing-impaired people with mental health specialists
Modernization
FTS 2001 protest dismissed
GAO dismisses protest asking GSA to recompete the FTS 2001 long-distance contract
People
IBM counting on services
The Army's MMAD-1 contract is no exception to IBM's attempt to transform itself into a services provider
Acquisition
FAA, Lockheed ink oceanic pact
$217 million deal makes final an agreement on oceanic air traffic control systems
People
Boston families earn computers
Low-income families sign up for technology courses with the incentive of free computers
Digital Government
Oracle release aims at 'real world'
With Oracle9i, agencies can run off-the-shelf enterprise software on cost-effective clusters of computers
Acquisition
Mint calls for seat management
Mint calls for contract that includes seat management and infrastructure support
Digital Government
Firepad palms graphics, movies
A mobile workforce that needs real-time access to large graphics files might consider Firepad Inc.'s new Mobile Application Platform 2.0
Digital Government
Software offers help for handhelds
Here's a sample of third-party software designed to enhance the functionality of mobile devices
People
Program tracks teen courts
Eugene, Ore., is sharing software applications the city uses in teen justice programs
People
W.Va. teachers to get Web training
WorldCom grant, MarcoPolo program to show teachers what they can do with the Internet in class
Digital Government