Digital Government

NSF funding called inadequate

Lawmakers want to ensure that essential research and development is not curtailed

Digital Government

Navy, Weather Channel form team

Collaborators will share access to climate, weather and ocean data

Digital Government

FAA lays out 10-year plan

Operational Evolution Plan includes dozens of initiatives to increase the capacity of the airspace system

Digital Government

Los Alamos rapped on IT buys

DOE lab could have saved money by modifying its purchasing practices, GAO says

Digital Government

INS info systems criticized

INS stumbles in its management of immigration applications, GAO says

People

N.J. teachers to mentor peers

Teachers will dedicate a year to teaching others how to bring technology into the classroom

Digital Government

Thompson delivers management jolt

Sen. Fred Thompson releases report on the top management challenges within government

Digital Government

Company helps wire Pennsylvania

A company is spending millions to bring broadband connections to rural areas

Digital Government

Benefits systems requirements drafted

JFMIP has published its draft document detailing benefits system requirements

Acquisition

GSA moves ahead with reverse auctions

GSA plans to award a governmentwide contract for its Buyers.Gov program

Digital Government

FAA, CNN team on ticker

Real-time delay information at 28 airports will scroll on CNN Airport Network

People

Distance learning growing

Illinois finds more people enrolling and more classes available than ever before

Digital Government

Compaq, BMC, Aprisma join forces

Trio form partnership focused on bringing integrated solutions to federal agencies

Digital Government

Letter to the Editor

Equal raises still leave pay disparity

Digital Government

PITAC gets two more years

Executive order keeps President's Information Technology Advisory Committee going

Digital Government

Satellite maps offer sprawl insight

NASA maps show local planners where they can expect major soil and chemical runoff

Digital Government

Letter to the editor

Government credit card mars personal credit

Acquisition

Qwest to upgrade NASA network

Qwest wins contract to provide broadband technology for high-performance network

Digital Government

Roster change

Doug Bourgeois, a former FedEx Corp. executive, officially took over as chief information officer at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office May 21. Bourgeois most recently was managing director of customer service technology at FedEx, where he managed the computer application and telephony network environments.

Digital Government

Texas setting up security office

State will be first to have an office with the authority to establish and monitor IT security policy