Digital Government
Casting a wide .Net
Microsoft aims to simplify integration and distribution of Web services
People
Jobs 2001: A hiring odyssey
After the warm reception the information technology pay raise received last year, officials now say that image and hiring red tape -- not pay -- dissuades prospective federal employees from government service.
Digital Government
For the common good
In contrast to the Social Security Administration, getting a buy-in for knowledge management at the General Services Administration's Federal Technology Service (FTS) was not a problem. When they recently set up a new sales office, officials realized there was no way they could develop a corporate sales organization without using knowledge management.
Modernization
DISA pilots wireless portal
The Defense Information Systems Agency has established a prototype wireless portal for customer account managers
People
Survey draws e-gov opinions
Iowa Web site is tapping citizens for ideas about new and improved egovernment services
Digital Government
The details are in the bio
Biometrics gathers steam, but DOD may tag personal data as off-limits
Modernization
Firms unite to provide broadband
Rural Idaho will get broadband access, jump-started by a state tax credit
People
Cedar names federal director
Former FDA official Robert Byrd to help consulting firm increase emphasis on the public sector
Digital Government
The circuit
Moving Made Easy? Transferring from one military base to another? Retiring from years of federal service and heading for warmer weather? Changing jobs to be closer to family and friends?
People
Mapping the future
The Navy Department's Civilian Career Path Guide for Management of Technology, Information and Knowledge is designed to help Navy IT workers plan their careers
People
Facing off on e-gov
The senator stays connected. His e-government bill sets the stage for citizens to do the same.
People
Pairing up on PaYS
The Army Partnership for Youth Success program matches new recruits usually just out of high school or college with a vendor who promises them a job
Digital Government
Cisco makes storage link
Cisco starts shipping a new router this month that bridges general-purpose Ethernet networks with specialized storage networks.
People
New Air Force personnel system to be in portal
As Air Force officials prepare to use MilMod, they plan to turn it into a Web-based system and integrate it with the service's portal.
People
The paper trail
Following is a sample of some agencies' progress in meeting requirements of the Paperwork Reduction Act.
People
Ashcroft eyes privacy chief
Attorney General John Ashcroft told privacy advocates that he will name an official to spearhead privacy issues.
Acquisition