Digital Government
Hey, private sector, it takes two to partner
'We want to be your e-government partner.'
Digital Government
Taking a mulligan on PC setups
System administrators dread new software rollouts. In midsize to large agencies and departments, it can take weeks to get a new software product installed on all the workstations of the users who need it.
People
A 'real-life' perspective on e-government
There's nothing like a couple weeks away to get some much-needed perspective on e-government.
Digital Government
Configuration data: Go figure
Information technology departments are under pressure to cut or at least hold down costs while being asked to deliver improved services to users. Fundamental Software Inc.'s Enterprise Configuration Manager (ECM) offers IT managers an opportunity to make gains on both fronts at once.
Digital Government
Puerto Rico plugs in populace
In what could be one of the world's most ambitious projects to narrow the digital divide, Puerto Rico is giving its public housing population access to the World Wide Web.
Digital Government
Shadowing cyberslackers
Working for the city of Phoenix, Mike Ingersoll has learned one odd fact about computers: They can make smart employees act like very dumb employees.
Digital Government
W.Va. equipping elderly with computers
Government agencies in West Virginia are joining with businesses and volunteer organizations to put surplus computers into the hands of senior citizens.
People
Study: E-gov can't stop now
Fueled by public and business demands for e-government services, local, state and federal governments will be forced to offer more services via the Internet, according to a new national study
Digital Government
Elements of the Automated Intrusion Detection Capability
Monitoring services ? must continuously monitor messages or audit information from a subscriber's network.
People
E-government's hidden gem
I recently came across an article in The Industry Standard that suggests a whole area of potential for electronic government that hasn't received the attention it deserves.
People
DOD rolls out smart cards
The Defense Department this month will begin to replace millions of its identification cards with smart cards.
People
Risky Business
CIO Council efforts to help agency managers secure their systems against threats that compromise data and services include these programs
Digital Government
Ala. pilots virtual high school
Alabama recently unveiled a high school that may soon be open to any student in the state.
Digital Government
Alaskan tribes launch Web site
In an effort to keep the public informed about negotiations between the state government and its 227 federally recognized tribes, Alaska has a launched a new Web site.
Digital Government
What's going on at GSA?
An 8(a) credit program, a $1B BPA for services and a new network services contract dubbed 'Connections' are among the initiatives keeping GSA busy
Acquisition
Micron gets $10M VA desktop deal
The VA has selected Micron Government Computer Systems Inc. to supply more than 7,000 desktops in an agreement worth at least $10 million
Digital Government
Small biz invited into R&D pool
The Defense Department has announced a $556 million pool of grant capital for small technology companies' research and development proposals
Digital Government
Site takes aim at gun issues
Colorado residents can find out their elected officials' positions on gun safety at a new Web site launched by DoItForTheKids.org
Digital Government