People

The Circuit

Word on the street is that Rear Adm. John Gauss is in line to be the next CIO at the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Modernization

Navy awards network deal

The Navy awarded a $102.2 million delivery order May 16 to General Dynamics Corp.

Digital Government

Give NMCI a chance

State and local governments can be laboratories for testing new ways of conducting business from which the federal government can learn.

Digital Government

Letter to the Editor

Discrimination in government hiring

Modernization

Enum has your number

Companies test registries that standardize Internet telephony

People

New standards for nonstandard learning

Most students who use distance-learning programs don't really care about the standards that facilitate the interaction between the two parts of an e-learning system: the learning management system (the administrative part) and the courseware (the actual training materials). And with some products now available, they don't have to care.

People

Lack of blueprint may cost DOD

DOD doesn't have an adequate IT architecture to direct its financial management fixes, GAO says

People

Compliance Countdown

You can meet the Section 508 deadline. Here's how.

People

Lawmakers query need for GSA site

Several members of Congress have asked why GSA is running an online auction site instead of private industry.

People

Army breaks down classroom walls

New e-learning program brings the school to the student

Digital Government

FedStats experimenting with P2P

FedStats.net may be off-line, but it's not going away, proponents say.

People

The Sue Rachlin file

The Sue Rachlin file

People

Military, VA get smart

DOD and VA last week announced advances in their smart card programs.

People

508 Compliance product updates

If you're just looking for potential Section 508 violations -- and you're comfortable with HTML code -- you'll want to take a look at InSight.

People

Lawmakers probe outsourcing deal

Pentagon asked to review 600 tech jobs headed to industry

Modernization

Air Force studying broader use of Direct

The faster messaging system fielded by U.S. nuclear-weapons forces could also aid mobile command centers

Digital Government

Letters to the editor

Letters to the editor

Digital Government

Infrastructure security plan takes shape

Efforts started under President Clinton to protect the nation's critical services and infrastructure are moving forward under the Bush administration, which is completing its work at organizing those efforts.

Digital Government

TimePlex, Williams unite

'Voice and data marriage' at Nextira Federal

People

FEMA's CIO, deputy to retire

G. Clay Hollister joins a growing number of CIOs leaving government