Digital Government

SGI shows off new server

Server supports Linux, Windows and has a major federal customer lined up

Modernization

Sprint nearing FTS 2001 finish line

Sprint expects to complete the last leg of switching agencies to the FTS 2001 contract by April

People

Partnership aimed at grants management

FreeBalance and PEC Solutions want to help agencies Web enable and automate their grants management systems

Digital Government

Letter to the editor

Warning about electronic whiteboards and FOIA requests

People

Contract to centralize visa info

The State Department awarded Orkand a $72-million IT contract for a centralized electronic visa repository

Digital Government

State of technology update

The governors of Montana, Ohio and Texas add their IT agendas to the roundup of State of the State addresses nationwide

People

Roster Change

Alan Balutis, director of the National Institute of Standards and Technology's Advanced Technology Program, is leaving government after more than 25 years to join a nonprofit corporation that promotes industry-government cooperation.

Digital Government

Gateway updates overseas service

Gateway has relaunched its support services to federal users outside the United States

People

DOD scolded over kids' Web-surfing data

An advocacy group asked the Pentagon to stop doing business with N2H2, a firm that gathers information on how children surf the Web

People

DOD opens portal to civilian life

TransPortal is designed to aid departing military members in their transition to civilian life

Modernization

EPA awards telecom contract -- again

The EPA has awarded STG a recompeted five-year contract worth at least $50 million

Digital Government

Groups to fight filter law

The ACLU and the American Library Association prepare to challenge a law that requires schools and libraries to filter Internet content

Acquisition

GAO finds mixed signals for small biz

Report finds positive signals amid procurement reform's negative impact on small business

People

Senate hearings span the globe

C-SPAN is starting a Webcast service of most Senate committee hearings

People

Access Idaho earns best in show

The Council of State Governments chose the Idaho Web site as the best all-around state government site

People

Powell promises IT tools for State

Powell told State employees that he would get them the tools they need to do their jobs, including access to the Internet

Modernization

Secret Service seeks systems advice

The Secret Service is looking for help to automate its billing and telecom systems

Digital Government

Feds can strike network 'gold'

Ipswitch has released WhatsUp Gold 6.0 for monitoring, notification and performance reporting

People

State of technology update

State of technology update

Digital Government

Letter to the editor

Reaction to Steve Kelman's Jan. 8 column, 'May its bad manners RIP'