People

In his wake

The e-government explosion is something President Clinton took credit for as he left office last month, claiming it as part of his information technology legacy

People

Computers and our continuing education

Every state should ensure that computers can play a role in our schools and in everyone's continuing education.

People

ProDX's resolution: E-gov business

None

People

USPS inks computer deal

The U.S. Postal Service has signed contracts with two computer manufacturers to provide postal workers with computers and Internet service, but not at the big discounts originally sought.

People

Industry raps Pentagon PKI

Defense Department officials say they're revamping their public-key infrastructure policy in light of an industry consortium report that sharply criticized DOD practices.

Acquisition

Vendor ethics rule hits brakes

Agencies receive guidance delaying implementation of the 'blacklisting regulation' until July 19

Digital Government

State of technology update

The governors of Missouri and North Carolina add their technology agenda to the roundup of State of the State addresses nationwide

Modernization

ComNet 2001 roundup

New technologies to help manage, optimize and secure telecommunications networks seized the spotlight at ComNet

People

Postal deals deliver computers, ISPs

Compaq, IBM will provide postal workers with computers and Internet service

Digital Government

Realistic investing making a comeback

In FCW's Friday Financials column, planners emphasize portfolio diversity and explain their clients' expectations

People

Navy enters buying exchange

The Naval Sea Systems Command has staked its claim to electronic procurement

People

Funding opens carrier to Windows

A $3.8-billion contract modification clears the way for developing Windows to run C2 on the Navy's next-generation aircraft carrier

People

People management starts at top

Money, influence needed to address high-risk area of human capital management

Digital Government

Horn hangs on to IT oversight

Congressman becomes chairman of a new subcommittee on the House Government Reform Committee

Modernization

Digital Earth maps county's decision

NASA program produces virtual, 3-D map for Patrick County, Va., showing cell phone dead zones

People

Bill opens access to Senate data

A new bill is designed to make public documents more readily available via the Internet

Acquisition

GSA adds ICE to the mix

Integrated Computer Engineering Inc. has earned a place on GSA's IT schedule

Digital Government

Davis steps in for Horn

Rep. Tom Davis (R-Va.) among the new subcommittee leadership with oversight of IT

People

Election Reform Act raises stakes

Lawmakers want to spend more than half a billion dollars on new voting machines and create a federal commission

People

Students connected, but usage in question

More students have access to computers, but how they are using them remains a problem