People
DOD clears Windows 2000
On his last day of work, Art Money OK'd military implementation of Windows 2000.
Modernization
Protect and serve
Lt. Gen. Harry Raduege Jr.'s plan to shake up DOD's biggest IT provider
Digital Government
Security initiatives net funding
Scholarship for Service, critical infrastructure protection among security programs included in Bush budget
People
Giving CIOs the purse strings
CIOs in the public and private sectors have something in common: Control of the IT budget is key to success.
People
NAPA: IT workforce stable
The number of IT workers moving in and out of government is almost equal
Acquisition
DOD software stock going slow
Defense agencies, services not taking advantage of Microsoft server software deal
Digital Government
Fedwire
Commerce CIO to leave Roger Baker resigned last week as chief information officer at the Commerce Department
People
Indiana schools test Web tools
Schools pilot programs to help parents, students and teachers get more from the Web
Digital Government
USPS squeezes most out of tape
Megabyte for megabyte, tape may be the most affordable medium for storing electronic data, but its cost advantage can be diminished if data is not stored on the tape as efficiently as possible.
Modernization
Industry's wallets willing for spectrum
Money talks, and to free radio spectrum for 3G applications, it will need to speak up
Digital Government
Talk, dollars don't add up
For much of the presidential campaign and during his short three months in office, President Bush has signaled a desire to use information technology to continue to transform government services.
People
Library move resisted
Moving the Federal Depository Library Program (FDLP) from the Government Printing Office to the Library of Congress has its pros and cons
Digital Government
Peer-to-peer in practice
'Peer-to-Peer: Harnessing the Power of Disruptive Technologies' addresses peer-to-peer's potential and avoids becoming trapped in intellectual property law.
People