Digital Government
Preserving e-history for all
Efforts to capture Web snapshots expose e-records dilemmas
People
DOD 'tail' needs a trim
To lower its support costs by billions of dollars, the Defense Department needs to replicate outsourcing efforts such as the Navy Marine Corps Intranet
Digital Government
A new generation of laws
This season, lawmakers are busy revamping rules to complement the Internet Age
Digital Government
NSF forms cyber panel
A new advisory committee at the National Science Foundation will report this summer on how the agency's research instruments, supercomputers and high-performance networks could be integrated into a more powerful cyberinfrastructure.
Digital Government
Creating a virtual medical market
NIH site aims to link small hardware vendors and agency buyers
People
CIOs get high-level face time
Chief information officers at dozens of federal agencies believe they are gradually gaining influence among their agencies' top decisionmakers.
Acquisition
Data-rights reform needed
As Bush administration officials settle down to business, procurement policy is likely to be among the first subjects they address
People
Workforce a priority for Accenture
Accenture is taking aim at government workforce problems with a new service designed to help agencies address their human resources needs
People
Alaska asks for E-Rate exception
Several rural Alaskan communities hope to access the Internet via lines intended for schools or libraries and funded by the federal E-Rate program
People
OPM readies new IT job series
The Office of Personnel Management is one step closer to changing how jobs performed by federal information technology workers are structured and defined, a move that will bring government more in line with the private sector.
Digital Government
New SEC site built for speed
The Securities and Exchange Commission relaunches its Web site.
Digital Government
With thin servers, you can pay as you grow
Dell Computer Corp. says thin servers are the fastestgrowing product line in its business.
People
System monitors flood-prone creeks
When rain is forecast in Palo Alto, Calif., city workers and residents may turn to a new Web site to learn how fast their creeks are rising
Digital Government
Does Lotus have a future with DMS?
The company's share is shrinking, but Lotus Development Corp. is still an important part of DMS
People
Directory assistance
A developing tool makes it easier for agencies to meld information into one directory
Digital Government
Defense Wire
Fourteen companies will share the fourth and final lot of a $4 billion omnibus contract awarded by the Army Simulation, Training and Instrumentation Command...
People
Two states choose NIC for e-procurement
Government buyers in South Carolina and Hawaii will start using an electronic system to streamline purchasing
Digital Government