People
Breaking down racial profiling
Police turn to data collection to identify bad behavior and regain community trust
Modernization
Georgia to outsource telecom
To better manage its information technology, Georgia plans to outsource and consolidate its telecommunications services in the next 18 months.
Modernization
Minnesota network stalls
Minnesota state officials recently terminated an agreement with a developer who ran out of money halfway though installation of a 2,200mile fiberoptic network
People
GovOne joins e-payment arena
EOne Global LP recently formed govOne Solutions LP to focus on electronic payment options for governments
People
The e-mail contract problem
Serious obstacles still hinder the adoption of pure e-contracting.
Digital Government
Sharing data, protecting privacy
Thanks to advances in information technology, it's now much easier for agencies to collect details about key subjects by combining information stored in systems across government.
Digital Government
Security big winner in DOE budget proposal
Fiscal 2002 IT funding would rise 1.7 percent
Digital Government
Composer copier gets speed boost
Suppose your agency has a CD with project requirements and wants to give copies to 75 contractors?
People
Point man on agency IT
OMB's O'Keefe mixes academic eye with fed expertise in a return to Washington
Digital Government
Relocation hassles
Why are taxes withheld when feds are reimbursed for moving expenses?
People
San Carlos' vision for smart growth
Last summer, San Carlos, Calif., faced a dilemma. Key properties were being considered for redevelopment projects that could dramatically change the area.
People
Crime stats at Pennsylvanians' fingertips
The Pennsylvania State Police and state citizens now have instant access to detailed statewide crime statistics.
Digital Government
Oversight, not overreach
The Customs Service finally awarded its $1.3 billion modernization contract last month after years of debate over the price tag and program management
Digital Government
Idaho's rules get in step with its technology
In some states, technology has wrought permanent changes in the legislation that governs interactions with vendors
People
Tech touch could boost tourism
New Mexico makes it easier for people to find comprehensive information on outdoor activities
People
Politicians plug in
The Internet gives lawmakers more access to information -- and people more access to lawmakers
Digital Government
NSA may widen outsourcing
The National Security Agency's outsourcing efforts likely will not end with the $5 billion Groundbreaker project.
Acquisition