Digital Government
State of technology update
The governors of Hawaii, South Carolina, Oregon and Utah add their IT agendas to the roundup of State of the State addresses nationwide
People
New squadron tests space weaponry
A new Air Force squadron at Peterson Air Force Base, Colo., will test prototypical weapons for controlling space
Digital Government
Navy deals worth nearly $1 billion
Spawar awards two contracts for C4ISR systems that could be worth nearly half a billion dollars each
Digital Government
Bids flowing in to GSAauctions.gov
In the first six days of live action, more than 4,000 bids have been placed by about 7,000 participants on more than 400 items
People
Feds push to close accessibility loophole
The 'micropurchase exemption' to the new federal accessibility standards is likely to be phased out
People
New chief key to "Defense in Depth"
Several challenges await a former NSA cryptologist who recently became the armed forces' information assurance director
People
Interactive budget follows the money
Florida's new e-budget allows people to search and figure out how much money is being spent on programs
People
FDA, drug firms to test online filings
The FDA is launching a pilot project to help pharmaceutical companies file information about their products online
Digital Government
Group offers guide for secure e-gov
Government and industry have teamed to show how agencies handle security on some of the most common e-government initiatives
Digital Government
The state of technology
Governors across the United States have been making their annual State of the State speeches this month
Digital Government
DOE lab signs pact with Celera
Sandia National Laboratories signed an agreement with Celera Genomics to jointly develop health technology solutions
Digital Government
Securing the final frontier
The promise and the danger of the Internet grow when you extend it to space as a means of controlling operations
People
Y2K: Only the grin remains
As the Year 2000 problem showed, the power of the Net is relationships.
Digital Government
GAO details IT program risks
The General Accounting Office's 2001 Performance and Accountability Series contains separate reports on 21 agencies, covering each cabinet department, most independent agencies and the U.S. Postal Service.
People
Going the distance for career growth
Army online graduate gains focus and 'big picture' perspective
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