Digital Government
Don't let inflation get you down
In FCW's Friday Financials column, Milt Zall quells fears about inflation and explains how to plan for it
Digital Government
Rule: Keep chemical spill info off Web
Justice and the EPA have issued a final rule for keeping information about potentially deadly chemical spills at U.S. industrial plants off government Web pages
Digital Government
Software links delegates to 'grassroots'
An ASP is letting delegates to the Democratic National Convention use communication and collaboration software to plan convention events
Digital Government
Florida forms privacy task force
Gov. Jeb Bush has created a task force to make policy recommendations for the Internet Age by Feb. 1, 2001
Digital Government
In the market for marketing
FCW's DotGov Thursday column describes the importance of using the Web as part of a professional marketing plan
Digital Government
Netscape, Microsoft probe security flaws
Security flaws have popped up in the use of Java in Netscape's browser, and Microsoft is investigating Trojanhorse intrusions involving Word files
People
Recordkeeper in chief staying put
John Carlin wants to oversee the completion of an electronic archive that would make government records available online 'anytime, any place'
Digital Government
Chicago piloting smart transit
Commuters are trying out SmartCard, a 'touch-and-go' payment system for rail and bus travel
People
USPS to deliver e-mail on paper
The Postal Service plans to test a new system that will take customers' electronic documents, print them and deliver them like regular mail
Digital Government
GSA loses top talent
Two key leaders leave the General Services Administration for positions in the private sector
Digital Government
State tracks workers' downloads
The State Department is barring workers from downloading music and operates software to track usage
Acquisition
Air Force finds savings via auction
In its first test of online auctions, the Air Force saved about 27 percent off the price of computer equipment
People
Dot-com makes site customizable
CivicLife.com has partnered with SilverStream Software Inc. to enable individual consumers to customize the site
People
Army awards C4I system to Motorola
The Army has awarded Motorola Inc. a $49.7 million contract to build the Joint Services Work Station to support surveillance and reconnaissance missions
People
Washington puts weather, traffic online
After six months of testing and tweaking, Washington state has launched its real-time weather and traffic site
Digital Government
NIST readies security, workflow pilot
EApproval pilot participants will begin using PKI and digital signatures, electronic forms and workflow applications for 'real work'
Digital Government
Wang, Intelisys hail new chiefs
C. Harlan Johnston has been named president and CEO of Wang Government Services, and Christopher Wagner is Intelisys' new chief
People
States more 'freewheeling' in e-gov
States and municipalities are jumping into e-government faster than the feds ? and for different reasons
Digital Government