Digital Government

Letters to the editor

Treat PDA Users as Adults

Digital Government

Privacy at the crossroads

Americans lack the privacy protections they think they should have.

Digital Government

Davis sounds off

Rep. Tom Davis (R.Va.), chairman of the new House Subcommittee on Technology and Procurement Policy, spent more than an hour March 5 answering questions from Federal Computer Week's editors and reporters.

People

Medicare rip-offs

As a federal employee, why should you care about Medicare scams?

People

A bridge not too far

Feds eye Illinois as key test of PKI expansion

People

FAA, union head to arbitration

Union calls for FAA computer specialists to receive the governmentwide IT pay raise

Digital Government

Making your intranet useful

More and more, intranets are starting to be used like traditional Web sites.

Digital Government

Leading his team to victory

Rodney Hunt's RSIS is a small business that tallies big wins

Modernization

Draft GAO report skewers FTS 2001

Delays in switching federal agencies to the FTS 2001 telecommunications contract jeopardize the government's ability to get the best service for the best price

Digital Government

Firms team on e-forms

In an attempt to unseat the federal leader in the electronic forms market, Adobe Systems Inc. and Cardiff Software Inc. have created an end-to-end solution for online forms

People

Village, businesses partner

An Illinois village has an online business directory thanks to a creative public/private arrangement

Digital Government

NTIA report acknowledges interference

But policy recommendations on the use of ultrawideband technologies will have to wait

People

FEMA tech aids response

Videoconferencing helps emergency response officials coordinate more quickly and efficiently.

Digital Government

Outsourcing key for congressman's constituents

Even higher pay for government workers is unlikely to eliminate the need for more outsourcing

Digital Government

EdgeMark exiting federal biz

The reseller will focus on consulting and business applications for the commercial market

People

DOD simulation workers to get an e-learning portal

The Air Force is developing a distance-learning Web portal specifically for its modeling and simulation workforce.

People

IRS picks CIO from industry

John Reece fills newly created position that combines business modernization and the CIO office

Digital Government

Study rejects remote e-voting

The results are in, and voting from home or office via computers and the Internet is a loser.

Digital Government

Machines can translate, within limits

Automated translation technology is useful in technicallanguage applications

Digital Government

Intel and AMD square off

The latest PC processors are fast, but are they worth the expense?