People

CIO changes jobs to enact SSA vision

John Dyer, has stepped down as the Social Security Administration's chief information officer to become senior adviser to the SSA commissioner

Digital Government

Seattle fired up over new Web feature

The fire department is posting rapid updates on fires, medical situations and residential alarms, a service officials think the media in particular will appreciate

Digital Government

President, OMB boost small biz

A new executive order reinforces agencies' small business contracting responsibilities and puts the Office of Management and Budget into the review process

People

Defense IT clears hurdle

House Armed Services Committee conferees addressed phasing in the Navy/Marine Corps Intranet and coordinating U.S. information security policy

Digital Government

Govolution adds Web services, local appeal

Application service provider acquires Digigov.net, seeking to attract more local government customers

Digital Government

IBM unveils new workstation

Federal IT managers looking for an affordable workstation that doesn't sacrifice computing power and graphics capabilities have a new option

Digital Government

Census system captures GAO praise

The General Accounting Office gives the U.S. Census Bureau top grades for its data scanning operations in the 2000 decennial count

Digital Government

Letter to the editor

I read the Bureaucratus column 'What protection?' in FCW's Sept. 18 issue, and must take exception

People

Roster Change

Roster Change

People

Cincinnati breaking into 'new economy'

Cincinnati is trying to promote greater high-tech growth and more digital government

People

Committee advances cybercrime bill

A bill that allocates more federal money to agencies that investigate cybercrimes has been approved by the Senate Judiciary Committee

People

Search may be over for fingerprint tool

Law enforcement agencies may soon get a longsoughtafter investigation tool a national fingerprint search system thanks to a drive toward standardization

People

No need to fear FAIR Act?

Agencies have declared 195,000 federal jobs to be 'not inherently governmental,' but there is little likelihood that many will be outsourced soon

Digital Government

Chicago wants Voteauction gone

The Chicago Board of Election Commissioners said it has asked federal and state attorneys to shut down a Web site that offers votes to the highest bidder

Digital Government

E-mail dogs Postal plans

In its newly published fiveyear plan, the Postal Service warns that its economic future is threatened by the increasing use of email

Digital Government

Virginia teachers learn in-house

Educators statewide can tune into Prince William County's distance-learning programs to help teachers learn technology

Digital Government

NASA 'snake' may explore space

NASA may use the snake as a model for exploring other planets' terrain and performing construction tasks in space

Digital Government

The Circuit

In this week's Circuit column, FCW catches up with CIOs ready for departure, a candidate for IT czar, yet another a new name for eFBI and more

Digital Government

Grants spread wealth of public TV, radio

Public TV and radio stations will be able to go digital with money from the Commerce Department

Acquisition

N/MCI backup contractor in question

Although Navy officials said Friday that they would name a backup contractor for the Navy/Marine Corps Intranet, they apparently have not yet done so