People
Alabama introduces court e-filing system
Alabama will make e-filing available to state lawyers who file complaints and other documents.
People
Fighting the flu
From game theory to flu chips, researchers experiment with new technologies to help thwart upcoming health catastrophes
People
GTSI lays off another 10 percent
The company cut 10 percent of its workforce today, its second round of layoffs since October 2005.
People
McMillen is at home in history
NARA's first public liaison strives for candor, openness with the institution's constituents
People
Hidden keys to health
The medical community is sitting on mountains of e-health data that could lead to important medical discoveries. But will its value remain buried by privacy concerns and lack of funding?
People
OPM workers win another A-76 bid
In competitions for IT jobs, employees have won by wide margins, Office of Personnel Management officials said.
People
Associations call for workforce assistance
They recommend that the government beef up training for health IT specialists and systems users.
People
Passenger screening programs come under fire
GAO and industry representatives say programs are poorly managed and likely to be ineffective.
People
Senate approves USPS overhaul
The Senate passed a bill today after more than a decade of debate and compromise on changes to overhaul the U.S. Postal Service.
People
VHA taps CareFusion for bar code software
The product reads bar codes on medication and software modules, such as those that verify and label lab specimens.
People
Corps budget request includes military spending
Bush's proposal calls for $375 million for fiscal 2007, which includes military spending for the first time.
People
A success for health info exchange
Health records successfully exchanged among Boston, Indianapolis and a California county in test of protoype national network.
People
Clinical system generates performance reports
With little human intervention, Indian Health Service gets data on how well it's doing.
People
Bush budget seeks $459.4M for NIST labs
Congress appropriated $387.4 million for NIST’s eight research laboratories to operate in fiscal 2006.
People
EU focuses on health education
A new initiative in Europe would improve the quality of information its citizens receive about health issues.
People
USPTO budgets $70.2 million for IT
The Patent and Trademark Office's IT spending plan contains $12.1 million for business continuity during a disaster.
People