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OMB assigns CIOs new homework
An Aug. 4 memo spells out new tasks and deadlines focused on improving execution of project management plans.
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Public enemy No. 1: IT flaws
Inadequate systems keep the FBI from doing its job, homeland security experts tell Congress.
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Comings and goings
FDA's acting CIO. Minnesota's first CIO. Tiemann joins Booz Allen. Ady elected at IAC. Neal Fox consults.
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DISA raises Encore ceiling
Surge of business attributed in part to a shift from GSA contracts.
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Architect of information retrieval
Eliot Christian seeks to preserve cataloging traditions in online world.
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Editorial: Charting an organization
An organizational chart can seem trivial, but it does matter.
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Young feds want to be heard, not ignored
A group of panelists also say they like the balance between work and home life that they believe they can have as federal employees.
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Cofoni joins CACI
CACI Chief Executive Officer wants Cofoni to help double firm's revenue over the next few years.
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Army readies new JNN procurement
Vendors want the Army to open competition for building and fielding the mobile battlefield communcations system.
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US-VISIT seeks e-passport readers
The readers, required by the Border Security Act of 2002, are part of the United States Visitor and Immigrant Status Indicator Technology program.
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Britain outpaces the United States in e-democracy
Electronic tools stimulate citizen interest, involvement -- and accountability.
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AT&T to continue Army work
The Army has awarded AT&T Government Solutions a $2.4 million contract.
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Half of all Americans support a national ID card
Internet survey also finds that most Americans want biometrics used in ID cards, including passports, Social Security cards and driver's licenses.
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DOD drives CSC earnings growth
Some civilian agency projects have slowed down or ended, but defense spending rose almost 10 percent in the company's first quarter of fiscal 2006.
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OPM opens the door to faster hiring
The Office of Personnel Management issued interim rules to make it easier for civilian agencies to recruit workers for federal acquisition positions.
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GEIA wants DOD CIO confirmed
Industry trade group urges Congress, Pentagon to “find middle ground.”
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GSA finalizes reorganization plan
The General Services Administration today released the final restructuring strategy that details the roles of the five national program managers and six regional zones.
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