People
Site revamped with business in mind
As part of a major redesign of its online presence, the New England office of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently launched its first Web site for the region's small businesses.
Digital Government
Red Hat Linux 7: The rich get richer
Red Hat Inc., the dominant vendor in the burgeoning Linux market, is like a bulldog that does not want to cede any of its territory.
Digital Government
Cyber ethics: A big deal
Mike McConnell, a vice president at Booz-Allen & Hamilton Inc., recently said, "A new security culture needs to emerge across the entire Internet user community, a culture that emphasizes personal responsibility and accountability on the part of every user, from schoolchild to CEO.
Digital Government
SBA takes next step in modernization
The Small Business Administration has selected SRA International Inc. to head the second phase of the agency's modernization program
Modernization
Cyberwarrior on the front line
DOD's Bryan helps defend military networks from the known and unknown
Digital Government
The Circuit
In an effort to keep it clean, the General Services Administration is on a mission to ferret out dirty words on federal Web sites
People
Stress test puts EDGAR under fire
The SEC's automated system for filing corporate and financial information is slated for a stress test in January
Acquisition
Customs primed for contractor
The Customs Service expects to seek a prime contractor within the next six months for its $1.4 billion modernization program, the agency's CIO says
People
CIO Council readies XML portal
A CIO Council working group plans a portal to coordinate the use of XML a specification that can help organizations share data
Digital Government
Lincoln has progress in hand
A creative use for handheld computers is just one of the Nebraska city's new technology initiatives
Digital Government
Avoiding the holiday debt blues
FCW's Friday Financials column offers some hints for keeping your holiday shopping season debtfree
Digital Government
Spawar commander to retire by summer
Rear Adm. John Gauss, who has helped lead the Navy through its shipboard systems modernization program, plans to retire by summer
Digital Government
Training turns out video specialists, military PR
The Defense Information School trains students to produce broadcast and video projects that are viewed by troops and the public worldwide
People
Army portal hits milestone
Army Knowledge Online recently reached a major Information Age milestone when its 100,000th user logged on to the portal
Digital Government
Oklahoma child care payments go electronic
The state expects its new $5 million child-care payment system to save money and assure more accurate subsidies
People