Digital Government

USGS putting video archive online

Webbased video catalog tool helps agency bring scientific videos to users more easily

People

FBI selects new NIPC director

Ronald Dick is the new chief of the National Infrastructure Protection Center

Acquisition

Government IT spending on rise

Forecasters say governments will spend more than ever on technology in coming years

People

SBA speeds HUBZone application

The agency's new system can cut processing times from nearly a month to four or five days

Digital Government

Letter to the editor

Whom do you have to know to cross over to GS334 career field?

People

IRS offers security assurances

Tax agency tells auditors that it has worked hard to fix flaws in its efiling system

People

Roster Change

Henry Romero, associate director for workforce compensation and performance at the Office of Personnel Management, will retire from the federal government.

People

There's more than one way to outsource

NASA officials took a different approach to its Outsourcing Desktop Initiative for NASA (ODIN) contract.

People

Hanging up on telemarketers

Idaho allows residents to go online to remove themselves from telemarketer call lists

People

NMCI security software selected

Three vendors' products will defend Navy networks under recently signed NMCI subcontracts

Digital Government

One for the road

Another area where Apple Computer Inc. might be able to make some inroads in the federal market is the new Titanium PowerBook G4 notebook computer

Digital Government

Internet to go

It's a matter of compromise when it comes to wireless access on a handheld device

Digital Government

Trouble looms for feds

The new OMB director recently told agency heads that the 'federal government's record on performance needs to improve.' How he decided this after less than a month on the job is beyond me.

Digital Government

Fedwire

Fedwire

People

Army switches to BPAs for small-computer purchases

The Army plans to award the first deals under its new blanket purchase agreement approach next month.

Digital Government

Where covenants go wrong

Most employers like covenants because they make it harder for employees to go elsewhere.

Digital Government

Apple re-enters desktop battle

Revamped operating system, powerful processors may sway more federal users

Digital Government

Making movies

Apple Computer Inc. is positioning its latest offering as the choice for video editors

Acquisition

Efficiency vs. fairness

FAA noncompetitive award highlights dilemma in procurement reform

People

Intercepts

With the Pentagon's Art Money and Paul Brubaker going and gone, let the deck shuffling begin.