People
Intercepts
With the Pentagon's Art Money and Paul Brubaker going and gone, let the deck shuffling begin.
Acquisition
FAA still sees STARS in its air traffic future
Controllers in El Paso, Texas, next month will begin testing Raytheon Co.'s STARS, making it unlikely that the FAA will accept an alternative offered last week by Lockheed Martin Corp.
Digital Government
Bush mandates outlined
Agencies struggling to understand President Bush's new management and performance initiatives receive guidance.
Modernization
Qwest eyes next move in FTS protest
Qwest may ask a higher government authority to review a GSA decision to deny the company's protest of lastminute FTS contract extensions for Sprint and AT?#038; Amp;T.
Modernization
Palm unveils two new devices
New handhelds are customizable and enable users to add storage, wireless modems and more
People
DOD CIO to depart in April
Art Money, the Pentagon's chief information officer, has been asked by the White House transition team to vacate his office by April 13
Acquisition
Slow start for e-commerce
The debate over why more federal business isn't done via Webbased procurement systems is sure to continue for years to come
Digital Government
International cybercrime treaty advances slowly
Early this month, I was a witness at the Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly's Legal Affairs and Human Rights Committee hearing on its draft treaty on cybercrime.
Acquisition
Web not stirring this SEWP
Despite all its business, NASA's SEWP contract does not have a Webbased ordering system
Digital Government
The Circuit
The Circuit took its show on the road last week to Austin, Texas, to cover the 15th annual Information Processing Interagency Conference (IPIC).
People
Courts hear online records debate
Officials mull how to balance privacy of court records with right to access them
People
Radio system might track military assets
The military may use small radio devices to keep track of equipment
Digital Government
Cyberattacks down, costs up
Results from an annual survey on computer crime and security show a drop in computer security breaches but the cost of these attacks is rising.
People
Treasury CIO promotes expanded fed portal
The federal CIO Council is expected to recommend that the Bush administration develop a governmentwide interactive Web portal
People