People

Creating a town center

A small Texas community hopes an online network can bring people together

People

Tool tests sites' accessibility

Service tests sites for compliance with federal standards

Digital Government

The circuit

Seats That Remain Warm What's good for the goose may not necessarily be good for the gander. Last week, we reported that officials at the General Services Administration were rethinking seat management, where agencies use a single contract to manage network hardware, software and services.

People

Intercepts

Sophos, a British anti-virus firm, reported in mid-May that it had discovered a variant of the 'love bug' worm aimed at the National Security Agency's Echelon project

Digital Government

Akamai handles agencies' Web traffic

A new focus on the federal government market is paying off for Akamai Technologies Inc., a content-delivery service provider

Digital Government

A way to grow more storage

When it came to keeping up with his organization's growing data storage needs, Randy Oehrle knew that the handwriting was on the wall

Digital Government

CIO Council has 'practical guide'

Despite being legally required under the Clinger-Cohen Act to implement an enterprise architecture, few federal organizations have done so

Modernization

Gov.Works mulls new biz

Gov.Works is looking for a contractor to help it determine whether offering telecommunications services makes business sense

Digital Government

HP pumps up the e-pc

Compact unit gets more powerful processor

Digital Government

The more things change

The Internet, of all things, could revive a 200-year-old argument about the shape of American government

Acquisition

Arkansas nears IT overhaul launch

Nearly two years after it began planning an overhaul of its purchasing, finance and human resources information system, Arkansas state government is poised to go live with the project July 2.

Digital Government

HUD's enterprising effort

Agency hopes its IT architecture initiative pulls it from the pack

Digital Government

AMS lures Washington's Kolodney

Washington state's CIO is joining American Management Systems Inc.

Acquisition

Feds eschew online buying

A new study says federal agencies use the Internet for just 1 percent of all procurement spending.

Digital Government

Microsoft introduces Office upgrade

Office XP adds security, collaboration tools, other features

People

New Jersey battles West Nile virus online

Combining the forces of state and local agencies, the state's site offers information to help people beware of the virus

Digital Government

Education: Money loss overblown

Much of the $450 million reported missing over a two-year period has already been recovered, says Secretary Rod Paige

Digital Government

Letter to the editor

Military comes out ahead in pay

People

E-Pay

The system that seamlessly pours $5 billion in taxes into Treasury Department coffers every day will soon enter the Web era.

Modernization

AT&T takes FTS 2001 case to GAO

Telecom giant originally filed protest of FTS 2001 contracts with GSA