People

Kentucky expands medical outreach

The state wants to bring a telehealth network from its eastern region into all rural areas

Digital Government

Lawmakers push privacy standard

P3P automatically screens Web sites for violations of users' privacy preferences

People

Navy BPA delivers Section 508 tool

Deal gives deep discount on Crunchy Technologies' PageScreamer, which can find noncompliant material

People

Minneapolis doing tech makeover

The city is developing an integrated IT infrastructure and e-gov applications

Digital Government

Letter to the editor

Suggestions for classifying skill levels

People

Air Force fires up MilMod

Service launches new personnel data system, transferring millions of records into a central database

People

Pentagon inks paperless deals

Agreements move DOD agencies toward paper-free contracting, improved electronic workflow

People

Roster change

Mae De Vincentis last week was officially named the chief information officer at the Defense Logistics Agency. De Vincentis had served in an acting capacity since April. As CIO, she also serves as DLA's information operations director.

People

Don't give up on the Net

The reduction in Internet excitement is likely to reduce pressures for a transition to e-government.

Digital Government

Deloitte deepens federal presence

Deloitte Consulting is expanding its presence in the Washington, D.C., area

Acquisition

An 'orchestrated ballet' of information

For the woman who directs the Coast Guard's information technology programs, the priority is clear: It's all about information, not technology.

Digital Government

TRW, Network Six to merge

TRW will be able to expand its human services business into the New England area

Digital Government

GroupWise goes wireless, with style

Wireless capabilities dominate the list of new features in GroupWise 6

People

Microsoft to fix NMCI security hole

Navy Department officials are finding that the $6.9 billion Navy Marine Corps Intranet project gives them some clout

Digital Government

Eyes in the sky

The Landsat remote-sensing program, begun in 1972 with the launch of Landsat 1

Acquisition

Coast Guard's missions

The Coast Guard is a military, maritime service within the Transportation Department

Digital Government

Putting HP in a new light

Head of revamped federal team gets the word out

People

Cisco launches GovNet

Program helps solve networking challenges, launch e-government initiatives

People

Unlocking history at State

The State Department's archives include more than 25 million records of telegram e-mail messages dating to 1973.

Digital Government

Conservation a boost for Energy Star

Bush budget expands Clinton program