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Kentucky, Army sniff out trouble
Prototype portal will integrate data to monitor chemical depot.
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Army Corps looks at outsourcing IT
Army Corps of Engineers prepare for big competitive sourcing study
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Intergraph dispatches E911 tech to Fort Bragg
Computer-aided response system includes feed from sensors that could detect chemical, biological and nuclear hazards
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Group to launch terrorist database
Web-based system seeks to provide authorities with terrorist info.
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Army filters AKO vendors
Army officials encouraged some companies to bid on the Army Knowledge Online procurement.
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Health IT czar issues health network RFI
“With the exception of a few isolated regional projects, the United States does not currently have meaningful health information interoperability capabilities,” Dr. David Brailer says in his RFI about a national health network.
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Shrinking postal ranks
The Postal Service will close 80 personnel offices nationwide to improve efficiency and reduce administrative expenses.
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Students get DHS dollars
The Homeland Security Department awarded 105 college juniors and graduate students studying math, science and engineering full scholarships and stipends to support academic research.
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Training for RFID
Technology isn't the barrier to RFID adoption, says the Defense Logistics Agency's CIO.
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The new face of modernization at IRS
Richard Spires works to get overhaul of tax systems back on track.
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EPA builds a better search
Proposed metadata standards promise better government search results
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Clinger-Cohen fulfilled?
Agency officials are taking enterprise architecture and capital planning seriously.
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IRS: It's the best modernization year
The Internal Revenue Service CIO says 2004 will be remembered as the year that the IRS delivered four modernized tax systems.
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Comings and goings
News about Renny DiPentima, Linda Wilbanks, Frank Cilluffo and George Newstrom.
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Reece: The CIO transformation
The challenge of succeeding lies squarely with chief information officers.
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Never away from the office
BlackBerry handhelds keep feds in the loop with 'electronic leash'
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