People
Let's make a deal
As e-government programs and outsourcing become more common, and agencies focus on outcome rather than process, federal contracting personnel must change with the times
Digital Government
The Section 508 disconnect
A Legal View: During the last months of Bill Clinton's presidency, agencies issued regulations on many controversial topics
Digital Government
EDS after the big win
NMCI contract boosts company's standing as an IT outsourcing innovator
Digital Government
Taming the directory hydra
Solutions for managing directories take shape, but are still no silver bullet
People
Three firms share DOD satellite deal
DOD's largest small-business program, a hotly contested $2.2 billion deal to provide military satellite services, has ended in a three-way tie
People
Defense E-Mall changes hands
The Defense Logistics Agency will take over the Defense Department's online shopping mall
People
Give feds a break
Commentary: When the inaugural glamour fades and governing begins, one decision confronting any new president is how he and his political appointees will relate to the federal government's career workforce
Digital Government
Security Manager enforces the rules
Review: Security Manager from NetIQ Corp. helps you enforce security policies
People
The tyranny of code
Those who believe they can correctly predict the architecture of cyberspace are usually wrong
People
Cooperation key in e-gov
Technology officials agree that cohesion among agencies will save time and money
People
Web hasn't roped in one congressman
Rep. Joel Hefley is the only member of Congress without a Web site
People
Marines eye a few good IT recruits
The Marine Corps' global network operations center at Quantico, Va., is casting its recruiting net wider these days
Digital Government
Slow e-mail dogs Senate
When Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan testified before the Senate Banking Committee Feb. 13, an ensuing gush of messages backed up the Senate's e-mail system for half an hour
People
Delivering the goods
Editorial: Just as millions of people are gearing up for tax season, it seems that electronic filing isn't quite ready for prime time
Digital Government
Ashcroft's privacy quest
Attorney General seen as protector of individual erights
Digital Government