Digital Government

Panel maps info reform

An independent commission has delivered its proposal to overhaul the way the government manages and disseminates public information.

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Tackling privacy, security on the Web

Security and privacy are enablers of -- and stumbling blocks for -- e-government

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State of technology update

The governor of Tennessee adds his technology agenda to the roundup of State of the State addresses nationwide

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NIMA 'inadequate' in analyzing spy data

The federal government's premier agency for providing spy satellite imagery needs billions of dollars to build the required information technology architecture for analyzing and disseminating information.

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Intercepts

New Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld has more life rules than Forrest Gump has chocolates in a box.

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A visible search for high-volume traffic

Small firm seeks federal business for high-speed Internet on-ramp

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Bay area communities get smarter

Counties, cities and towns in the San Francisco Bay area are becoming smarter

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California's photo finish

State borrows private-sector model to push out a Web portal in about three months

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Report urges overhaul for national security

Commission recognizes that national security is no longer the sole concern of the Pentagon

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Alabama interaction automated

Alabama Gov. Don Siegelman's office has turned to an automated system to keep citizens' requests and complaints from falling through the cracks

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New York wiring money to IT

New York state is continuing its full-court press to attract high-tech businesses

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Gateway adds global tech support

Gateway Inc. has updated a set of services that will help federal customers outside the United States get faster support and reduce downtime.

Digital Government

Indian trust fund plaintiffs optimistic

With Secretary Babbitt gone, controversial sampling proposal may follow

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Agencies fill IT pay gaps

The pay raise that kicked in Jan. 1 for many federal information technology workers left out employees in some agencies, such as the Federal Aviation Administration.

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DOD rapped on Web tracking

Charting kid visits violates privacy, critics say

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Form helps scrutinize foreign funds

State Department effort is designed to thwart illegal deposits of foreign assets in U.S. banks

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GovWorks sells off key tech, files for Chapter 11

AMS and eOne Global have signed a letter of intent to buy govPay, the transaction-processing business of embattled govWorks Inc

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Memphis takes plunge into IT outsourcing

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Management cuts require planning

Officials warn about call to slash managerial ranks throughout government

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State makes job application easier

Applying for a civil service job in California keeps getting easier