Digital Government

Letter to the editor

No Wintel vs. Apple battle

Digital Government

Salvage retirement with planning, not panic

FCW's Friday Financials column offers advice on what to do when retirement is near, but your savings are small

People

New Mexico tests vision online

The state is among the first to embrace online vision tests for driver's licenses

Digital Government

Treasury gets an IT lift

Fiscal 2002 budget coverage: Customs, IRS modernization give IT budget a boost

Digital Government

Winners and losers in the proposed fiscal 2002 IT budget

Winners and losers in the proposed fiscal 2002 IT budget

People

Florida wants privacy czar

State officials would like to have one person in charge of keeping the personal information of Web users private

People

NRC doing business digitally

NRC is accepting digitally signed regulatory documents with a VeriSign electronic filing system

People

County readies records for Web

Microfiche searches to find birth, death and marriage information may be over in Genesee County

People

Adding intelligence to knowledge

Business intelligence can help measure knowledge management's success, company says

Digital Government

Letter to the editor

Computer specialist position unattainable?

People

Link to people could be online

Virginia Beach finds its e-government offerings could strengthen community ties

Digital Government

NARA e-records budget balloons

Fiscal 2002 budget coverage: NARA wants to spend $20 million on its electronic records archive

Acquisition

CDW-G adds rugged offerings

CDWG will offer Itronix ruggedized, wireless notebooks and handhelds through its GSA contract

Digital Government

FAA sets satellite navigation course

The FAA has targeted September 2003 as the first stop in its evolution to WAAS

Digital Government

SGI joins new reseller team

World Wide Technology will sell SGI products and services through GSA schedule contracts

People

Crime stats at Pennsylvania's fingertips

The State Police Web site provides police and citizens with the latest crime figures

People

FAA finds infosec director

Michael Brown replaces Raymond Long as FAA's director of the Office of Information Security

Digital Government

Interior boosts Indian trust reform

Fiscal 2002 budget coverage: IT funding involves trust management and park maintenance

People

Delaware portal revamped

The state is the latest to make its Web site easier to navigate for citizens