People
What's disabled?
Bureaucratus column: If you're fired because you can't meet the physical requirements of your job, doesn't that mean you're disabled?
People
Army racing the clock for Objective Force
The Army is in an all-out sprint as it tries to meet the aggressive timetable for fielding its new strategy
People
DOD removes restrictions on IT buys
A controversial provision that would restrict DOD time- and labor-hour service buys did not make it into a final rule
People
Money stalls homeland efforts
Until the bill to create the department goes through, the office can only gather information
People
Customs plays homeland role
Modernization project may become platform for proposed Homeland Security Department
People
Homeland security wish list set
Officials have quietly drawn up a list of their top priorities to jump-start the homeland department
People
Hill wants to know how the budget impasse will affect OMB’s e-government projects
With agency finances in limbo until Congress passes a 2003 budget, lawmakers are gathering information on how a long-term continuing resolution will affect agency e-government projects and other initiatives under the President’s Management Agenda.
People
Trademark seekers shift away from paper, PTO says
The Patent and Trademark Office announced today that it began receiving more trademark applications online than on paper in September. PTO has been working in-house on its first online application filing system since 1992, trademark commissioner Anne Chasser said. “It has taken us 10 years to become an overnight success,” she said. <br>
People
Missile defense contracts awarded
The Missile Defense Agency recently awarded two IT-heavy contracts
People
Open source courses through DOD
Study answers question: What would happen if open source software were banned at DOD?
People
Personal data travels far
GAO report shows the range personal information can travel once it is submitted to a federal agency
People
Avaya assembling Air Force networks
Work has begun on networks for two South Carolina Air Force bases
People
Report sets e-gov measuring stick
OMB says new baseline report creates an important mark for measuring e-gov progress
People
Transformation driving DOD IT
GEIA forecasts that the Defense IT budget will grow steadily at 5 percent for the next decade
People
'Sensitive' label strikes nerve
Scientific leaders decry the labeling and withholding of "sensitive but unclassified" information
People