Digital Government

Chicago office bridges the other 'digital divide'

Sometimes it's not a matter of getting to the Internet, it's knowing what to do once you get there, officials say

People

$10 billion Navy intranet deal under scrutiny

The chairman of the House Military Readiness Subcommittee sent a letter to the secretary of the Navy requesting that the service delay the N/MCI until the Navy comes clean on funding and oversight requirements

Digital Government

New 'SpacePlex' to cater to small satellite needs

General Dynamics plans to target federal agencies and commercial enterprises with a plan to outsource satellite management projects

People

Army does battle on PR front

Entrenched in a fierce battle with a hightech economy that is luring potential soldiers away from a career in the military, the Army is planning to award a contract for help in revising its marketing strategy

Digital Government

NetObjects Fusion 5.0 falls behind

Rather than touting power and price, NetObjects Inc. has built a loyal following for NetObject Fusion by making the program easy to use and able to generate World Wide Web pages quickly.

Digital Government

PTI and NIC partner on local e-gov solutions

Public Technology Inc. plans to work with the National Information Consortium, an online government services provider, to develop and market electronic government solutions for cities and counties

Digital Government

Can dot-com mania help education in America?

Education Secretary Richard Riley plans to ask the dotcom world to help shrink the digital divide

Digital Government

Michigan town grapples with Internet filtering

Voters in Holland, Mich., rejected a measure on Tuesday's primary ballot that would hold back money from the area's library unless it installed software to block pornography from its computers

Digital Government

Federal navigation plan released

The 1999 Federal Radionavigation plan calls for two more Global Positioning System signals for civil use and integration of GPS into aviation navigation

People

Air Force takes another look at GPS deal

Changes to Boeing Co.'s current contract could open the door for competitor Lockheed Martin Corp.

People

Troubled mapping mission wraps

Shuttle sent to take detailed images of Earth collected shots of 75 percent of the planet's surface

Digital Government

Study finds Florida should hone IT use

An IT task force suggests the state survey residents to find better ways to serve them using technology

Digital Government

FTC concerned with privacy of health care Web sites

A report criticizing privacy policies at 21 sites prompts a Federal Trade Commission inquiry and a meeting with at least one site, iVillage.com

Digital Government

Maryland county makes most of cable contract

Maryland's Montgomery County brings high-speed Internet access to fire departments, libraries and everything in between

Digital Government

Privacy moves to top of legislative agenda

Experts predict electronic access to court records and other data will become a source of constant conflict

People

Roster Change

Roster Change

People

Army pegs total transformation costs at $70 billion

Funding level seen as a major selling challenge for the Clinton administration, now in its eighth and final year

Digital Government

Drexel University puts technology to work in Techno-MBA program

Technology management degree students attend school without walls

Digital Government

NASA's outsourcing effort influences Navy

NASA's Consolidated Space Operations Contract is setting an outsourcing example for other agencies, including the Navy.

Acquisition

Taking seat to task

After creating a contract that is changing the way the federal government performs desktop outsourcing, the General Services Administration cautions other agencies that contracting out may not be troublefree.