Digital Government
DOT complying with cookie rules
Agency cleans up Web sites found to be using unauthorized persistent cookies
People
Help wanted: A CIO at NSA
The National Security Agency is making no secret of its search for a chief information officer
Modernization
Justice casts line for wireless system
The Justice Department issued an RFP for a $500 million wireless network to link its six branches
People
WolfPack project moving forward
DARPA seeks proposals for the next phase of the advanced electronic warfare systems development program.
Digital Government
OMB to focus on solutions
O'Keefe tells the Senate that the government needs to spend less time reporting problems and more time fixing them
Digital Government
A simple, flexible data-sharing tool
Project Reporter 2.0 offers an efficient way to put Microsoft Project information on the Web.
Digital Government
Governmentwide PKI challenges outlined
GAO's IT management chief outlines the issues that remain before a full federal PKI becomes a reality.
Digital Government
Long-awaited security report released
The report details what agencies are doing in terms of critical infrastructure protection.
Digital Government
Critical report on the way
NTIA report could decide whether ultra-wideband can be used commercially with GPS.
People
Most governments now online
New study finds that public sector embracing technology, but many big issues are holding governments back
Acquisition
Final STRICOM contract awarded
Fourteen companies will share the last part of a $4 billion contract to provide testing technology for the Army and other agencies
Digital Government
Microsoft: .Net eases database offices
Company officials speaking at Federal Solutions Day say their XML-based system can help users tap into multiple large databases.
Digital Government
Lockheed deal brings tracking headquarters into states
A new facility for tracking wayward laptop computers will be based out of Gaithersburg, Md., the first U.S. center for Computrace software.
People
Brubaker to part DOD for Commerce One
Paul Brubaker is leaving his post as DOD deputy CIO to take a job in the private sector
People
Roster Change
Brig. Gen. Keith Alexander assumed command of the U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command on Feb. 15, becoming the 10th commanding general of the Army's global operational intelligence force.
People
Teachers learning how to tap into tech
Colorado is spending millions on a data warehouse with ideas on how to use technology in schools
People