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Customs hopes for better buying
U.S. Customs and Border Protection today unveiled a plan to improve the way the agency buys goods and services.
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Bermuda buys first bill-tracking system
Bermuda government buys a $64,000 automated law tracking system for its own lawmakers.
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Military stirs NetOps debate
The Joint Task Force for Global Network Operations will publish a key document next week to generate ideas on how to better operate and defend the Global Information Grid.
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A continental security job
Border officials eye technologies that help a limited corps of agents cover more ground.
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At loggerheads over cybersecurity
As DHS, GAO disagree, one expert says a pox on both their houses.
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DHS looks at interoperability using encryption software
The Homeland Security Department may have found one of its holy grails in its mission to protect the country.
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A room with a view
Public safety agencies grapple with loads of data flowing into command centers.
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Conservative at helm of privacy panel
Rosenzweig says he won't compromise on balancing privacy and liberty.
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New Jersey expands data-gathering system
The New Jersey Department of Law and Public Safety bought a statewide site license for Memex technology.
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Can we have a word with you?
DOD employees flood agency with e-mail on pay-for-performance plans.
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HHS to form standards, operability group to spur health IT adoption
Secretary Mike Leavitt today announced the formation of a national collaboration and four requests for proposals as the next steps to advance adoption of health IT.
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E-gov projects win over doubters as support blooms
Agencies are more willing than ever to take ownership of and devote resources to the Office of Management and Budget-sponsored e-government initiatives.
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HHS seeks to build a foundation for health IT network
A 4-year-old Denver child who suffers from seizures will receive better care because the doctors and hospitals treating him now have access to his electronic health records.
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Wiki advocate sees government uses
The co-founder of Wikipedia says government organizations can benefit from the collaboration that wikis offer.
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Public wants open health records standards
A request for public comment on the National Health Information Network generated more than 5,000 pages of responses.
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BRAC brass visits Ft. Monmouth
Leaders of the Base Realignment and Closure Commission went to the base that houses many of the Army's IT offices.
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