Digital Government

Middleware eases client/server challenges

Federal agencies that have moved away from mainframes and into client/server computing have discovered that the world has become a bit more complicated. While mainframes may have been more expensive to maintain and inflexible, they offered a homogeneity and a discipline lacking in the distributed e

Cybersecurity

Union: Make ID standards public

Concerns about proposed standards for federal employee ID cards have the president of the National Treasury Employees Union to request wider discussion.

People

Air Force CIO: A-76 too slow

A-76 process takes took long to efficiently outsource IT positions, Gilligan says

People

IRS to miss e-filing target?

A member of the IRS Oversight Board believes the tax agency will miss its goal of having 80 percent of federal tax returns filed electronically by 2007.

People

Vendors named for DOD health procurement

Twenty companies made the list for the $8 billion, 10-year IT purchasing mechanism for the Defense Department's Military Health System.

Digital Government

Spreading Educator-to-Educator Developments in Maine

Spreading EducatortoEducator Developments in Maine

Acquisition

Keeping the customer happy

Shopping is a necessary activity, but it's one that can result in nearly indescribable frustration, especially around the holidays.

Digital Government

Sunnyvale, Calif., e-Permits

Sunnyvale, Calif., ePermits

People

Sasser not a fed harasser

The Sasser worm was a nonevent for federal government offices, officials say.

Digital Government

A link in health info CHAIN

Community Health and Alert and Information Network could help upgrade the nations's public health infrastructure

People

IBM takes on homeland security

IBM Corp.'s Institute for Electronic Government unveils five security technologies

People

AMS divided into parts

CACI buys the company's DOD, intel business for $415 million

People

Air Force: NMCI won't work for us

The Air Force won't do any major outsourcing projects similar to the Navy Marine Corps Intranet

People

Homeland to tap agencies' IT

Homeland will build infrastructure by tapping the IT budgets of agencies folded into the department

Digital Government

Mineta underscores STARS importance

The Transportation secretary says the air traffic control system is vital to airspace modernization.

People

No-Fly motions argued

A hearing investigates if a federal court has jurisdiction for a class-action lawsuit involving TSA's No-Fly list.

Digital Government

News. Technology. Analysis.

You undoubtedly noticed that Federal Computer Week looks different this week. After you read through this issue, we hope you also notice that the difference goes well beyond appearance.

Digital Government

Windows 2000 to support biometrics

Looking to add new security features to its operating system, Microsoft Corp. has licensed biometric technology to integrate into future versions of Windows 2000

People

NMCI claims 75 percent satisfaction

It's a 6 percent increase from March.