People
First large NMCI rollover occurs
EDS has assumed responsibility for more than 15,000 systems at Patuxent River, Md., marking the largest such milestone under NMCI
People
Urban study shows need for tech training
The survey sponsor will use the results to develop a plan to help adults become more computer literate
People
EzGov founder dies in fire
Bryan Mundy, co-founder and chairman of e-government software and services provider EzGov, died of smoke inhalation
People
Industry criticizes Pentagon PKI practices
Defense officials say they're revamping their PKI policy in light of an industry consortium report that sharply criticized their practices
Digital Government
USGS takes over Landsat ops
USGS action consolidates a program that provides researchers with detailed pictures of Earth and other data
People
Archives asks for Web freeze frames
NARA is asking all federal agencies to take a 'snapshot' of their public Web sites as they exist on or before Inauguration Day
Digital Government
Partnership boosts e-book acces
Companies are working to bring electronic books together with library online catalogs
Digital Government
Lotus unveils latest "discovery"
Lotus has unveiled the Discovery Server, an advanced search solution with the 'killer app' of expertise location
People
Texas-size report pushes e-gov
According to a report from the state comptroller, technology initiatives could save the state more than a billion dollars
Modernization
TOPAZ could dazzle rural Arizona
The state wants to connect 87 communities with a high-speed telecommunications network
People
NMCI outsourcing director leaving
David Litchfield, one of the Navy's key civilians in charge of implementing NMCI, is leaving the program office
People
OSD turns to seat management, Lockheed
Office of the Secretary of Defense officials used procurement reform provisions in negotiating a seat management contract with Lockheed Martin Corp.
People
Internet economy keeps pressure on e-gov
A new report showing the vigor of the Internet economy makes a strong case for government to continue its advances in conducting business electronically
People
Contract awarded for malpractice databases
SRA has been awarded a contract to operate two databases for HHS with information on health care providers who have had malpractice settlements against them
Digital Government
DISA puts service into action
A 500-day plan of action known as DISA 2002 is designed to provide better services to the Defense Department
Digital Government
Pentagon Y2K chiefs land in industry
Four of the chief DOD officials who led Year 2000 rollover efforts have retired from government and are working for IT companies
People
Army IT exec eyes NMCI
In what is perhaps the most supportive statement of NMCI by an official from another service, the Army's deputy CIO said he likes what he sees so far
Digital Government