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GAO at odds on program timeline
The Army is disputing a General Accounting Office report released last week that recommends extending the timeline for the service's multibillion-dollar effort to bring technology to the battlefield
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Intercepts
GIG: Coming to a Base Near You; Reaching Out for Help; More Trouble for DMS?; In and Out
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Feds avoid Blaster
The Internet worm snarling computers nationwide last week amounted to much ado about nothing for federal agencies
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Snapshots of history
Nuala O'Connor Kelly's office may not be imposing or have a window, but every available surface is covered with her history
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DHS may restrict access to some solicitations
The Homeland Security Department's research division may issue quasi-classified procurement announcements to avoid tipping off potential terrorists about U.S. security gaps
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Building the bridge
Integrators are most comfortable working with companies they've worked with before, companies whose capabilities they can count on
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Punching up performance
Price-friendly server clusters offer big boost ? and management challenges
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Federal agents using training simulator
FBI and Border Patrol agents are going beyond traditional firearms training and testing their judgment and reactions to stressful situations
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Post office has new pay system
Postal Service workers don't have old-fashioned time sheets anymore.
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Partners sought for digital preservation
The Library of Congress wants partners to help preserve digital materials
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Booz Allen hires Army general
The consulting firm hired retired Army Lt. Gen. Robert Noonan Jr., former deputy chief of staff for intelligence for the Army.
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Air Force study shifts jobs
About 3,700 Air Force positions have been moved based on data gathered online about stress and workload.
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Navy health portal hits next phase
NMO has passed its first test and will be recognized as an official program of record.
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Delaware first on EPA network
The first state in the union is now the first one on the Environmental Protection Agency's National Environmental Information Exchange Network
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Feds choose e-travel vendors
Northrop Grumman Mission Systems and Carlson Wagonlit Government Travel Inc. will provide Web-based travel management for the federal government
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