People

Treasury to expand e-learning

The department will launch a site that expands a successful IRS online training program

People

Study rejects 'remote Internet voting'

An NSF study concludes that voting from home or work via the Internet is too risky

Digital Government

Bush indicates choice for OIRA chief

John Graham would have oversight of many aspects of IT policy and management

Digital Government

FAA may reverse Lockheed choice

The FAA will consider Raytheon's qualifications to work on modernization program

People

Treasury testing public portal

The portal would consolidate information from 14 agency Web sites

People

Education seeks e-Grants feedback

Department aims to have a completely electronic grants process

Modernization

Pentagon finds holes in DMS

DOD evaluation shows shortfalls with some of the department's biggest IT systems

Acquisition

N.C. building Web-based buying

North Carolina is preparing a publicsector Webbased procurement system

Digital Government

Air Force mandates buying system

Air Force Way will be the mandatory program for purchasing PCs and services

Digital Government

Letter to the Editor

Shame on IT workers who are complaining

Digital Government

SEWP RFP posted?again

NASA opened the proposal process last week, but due to a glitch, put it on hold Monday

Digital Government

Looking for laptops

NASA is shopping for about $5 million in new laptop computers.

Digital Government

Sybase launches revamped portal product

Enterprise Portal 2.0 can extend functions to wireless devices and integrate internal applications

Digital Government

Former Army CIO leaves Computer Associates

It is unclear why Otto Guenther left the company or what he will do next

People

Roster change

Roster change

Digital Government

Letter to the Editor

Ease online searches with intuitive domain names

People

FEMA video tech helps quake response

Daily videoconferences with regional office helps coordination among emergency response officials

People

FAA denies IT raises

Because the agency already pays marketlevel salaries, the special raise is unneeded, officials say

Digital Government

Ten years after

The red tape created by now-defunct procurement regulations and laws seems as antiquated as typewriter ribbons, both belonging to an era regretted by no one who saw best plans hopelessly entangled.

Digital Government

Cyberdefense students rely on PKI

Students and alumni of the Defense Department's school to train investigators in computer crime techniques are using public-key infrastructure technology to communicate via a protected Web site