Digital Government

Avoiding traffic jams

Analysis tools help agencies track Web traffic and avoid backups

Digital Government

Dell lobbies for voting business

The PC maker has teamed with a major voting system provider to get in on the booming election reform wave

People

More power to the CIO

A task force has told Gov. Ruth Ann Minner that Delaware's chief information officer position needs more authority

People

GAO wants to lead by example

Agency plans workforce, tech enhancements

People

Navy mulls user access for NMCI

The Navy may use one portal product to control individuals' access to applications on NMCI

People

How some jurisdictions are managing

Some jurisdictions are automating their recordkeeping process to make e-mail messages easier to manage and access

Digital Government

A sample of hosting providers

Digex Inc. -- Managed hosting with tiered service offerings. Uses parent company Intermedia Communications Inc.'s Tier 1 worldwide backbone.

Digital Government

Letter to the editor

Bureaucratus 'ill-informed' on military

Digital Government

Rebates pose challenge for IRS systems

Treasury secretary to launch a Herculean effort to get tax-rebate checks to taxpayers

People

Hyperlinking to city hall

City departments and elected officials use the Internet to gather feedback from the public in five general formats:

People

Tackling the e-mail tsunami

Putting together an effective e-mail management program in any organization means first overcoming some inherent resistance

Digital Government

Agency finds its Web voice

When he hunted last year for a services company to host his agency's new Web site, Peter Vaselopulos wanted a contract vehicle that would get the project started quickly. He wanted to avoid the lengthy bidding process of due diligence, but his initial try was unsuccessful.

People

Letters to the editor

Making PDF Files Accessible

Digital Government

The junk e-mail blues

the courts have done nothing to protect the rights of individual users from junk e-mail

Modernization

Virtual library now open in Connecticut

Using a highspeed digital network shared among schools, universities and libraries, Connecticut has opened a virtual library to the public

Digital Government

Further Indian trust appeal dropped

Information technology to play a major role in improving trust money management

People

Virginia meets child support mandate

The commonwealth is one of six to have enforcement system certified

People

Help is on the way

In the best-case scenario, technology will provide relief from e-mail overload before it becomes a real danger

People

Blueprint in the works to erase government walls

The emerging customer-oriented approach to e-government has given new impetus to a 2-year-old federally funded project

People

508 relief is on the way

GSA tools help agencies comply with law