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Chief cyberwarrior to join Army CIO
The U.S. military's top cyberwarrior will join the Army's CIO office in November, according to a service statement today.
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OPM overhauls Web site
The top of the home page provides a link for new users. Six boxes on the bottom link to frequently sought information. Search tools were made easier to find and use.
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Lee to head Iraq buys
Procurement chief to help coalition council navigate procurement complexities
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Feds arrange responder priorities
State and local associations asked to develop comprehensive list of requirements
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Full rollout of DOD access cards delayed
Troop deployment, technology glitches push back schedule
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HUD creates central program office
Goal: Boost oversight, accountability of enterprise projects
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Army transformation changes direction
Much ballyhooed Future Combat System could lose ground in the push toward digitization servicewide
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Future is now for Army tech
Technology developed as part of long-term project now being shipped to soldiers in Iraq
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House appropriators cut Iraq IT funding
The House Appropriations Committee slashed more than $300 million from the IT funds requested in President Bush's supplemental spending proposal.
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Morphing transformation
It is worth pushing back the Army's transformation initiatives a few more years to filed technologies that can have an impact today.
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Coast Guard intranet named in 10 best
Nielsen Norman Group described it as 'surprisingly good-looking for a government intranet.'
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Customs CIO to retire
Charles Armstrong, who runs Customs modernization program, will be acting CIO
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Trading armor for knowledge: Can the Army do it?
Army transformation involves building rapidly deployable forces.
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Intercepts
Smaller Navy, PR-savvy Army, Paint-by-number Ids; 2004: a network odyssey; Gilligan's sincere island
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Booze, cigarette tax forms to go online
The Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau will be implementing electronic forms gradually.
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GSA launches purchase data system
The new Federal Procurement Data System is up and running after just five months of development.
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