Digital Government
Microsoft's version of Visio enhanced
Microsoft Corp's Visio 2002 beefs up functionality, streamlines product family
Acquisition
SBA seeks private-sector solution
Agency looks to financial institutions for a ready-to-use loan monitoring system
People
State education net revs up
The first county has hooked up to California's Digital California Project, a high-speed network
Digital Government
MicronPC buyer steps up
Gores Technology Group agreement includes buying Micron Government Computer Systems
People
Cecom commander to retire
Maj. Gen. Robert Nabors has been a key player in the Army's effort to digitize its forces
Modernization
Commerce awards telecom deal
Commerce's $6 million telecom pact moves e-gov plan forward
People
E-gov bill gains bipartisan backing
Lieberman introduces E-Government Act of 2001, calling for federal CIO, broader online services
Modernization
Sun equips satellite control
The Air Force will use Sun hardware for tracking and controlling communications satellites
People
Web ends hunt for information
Montana hunters can go online to find out what is in season and where to find it
People
Agency mines e-gov help
Booz-Allen is Web-enabling the Minerals Management Service's offshore leasing program
People
Roster change
President Bush last week said he intends to nominate Stephen Cambone to be principal deputy undersecretary of Defense for policy.
People
IRS e-filing misses target
A record number of people filed taxes electronically this year, but e-filing fell short of IRS goals
People
Connecticut opens virtual library
Libraries, schools and athome users can log in for databases, periodicals and book recommendations
People
Navy networking deal due
The Navy should award a delivery order this week for networking products and services outside the U.S.
Acquisition
ICMA signs buying partner
The organization has a deal with Way2Bid to give governments yet another procurement option
Digital Government
Fedwire
Upson slotted for fed post; Powell prioritizes State IT; Lawmakers push telework
People
FEMA fights fire with fire database
The Federal Emergency Management Agency is building a first-ever centralized database of nationwide fire department information to enable the agency to provide better fire training and support.
People