People

E-gov personnel could earn performance bonuses

Do well on your e-government projects, and you could get a fat bonus check.

People

Commerce will expand its R&D funding program

The Commerce Department has issued a six-point plan for improving its Advanced Technology Program, a public-private effort to develop high-risk technology projects.

People

Keys to DOD transformation outlined

Director of Office of Force Transformation advocates network-centric warfare, corporate strategy

People

IT funding falters at NASA

The space agency's request includes $2.51 billion for IT spending ? about a $47 million decrease from fiscal 2002

People

DLA re-engineering ahead of schedule

Business systems modernization already achieving success, agency vice director says

People

USDA reaps IT budget increase

Budget request more than doubles the money for the Web-based Common Computing Environment

People

Financial systems overwhelm DOD

An audit has found at least 673 systems across the organization and is still counting

People

Navy picks NMCI manager

Rear Adm. Charles Munns was named the single program manager for the Navy Marine Corps Intranet

People

Electronic archive funding preserved

NARA budget prioritizes electronic records archive and records management rules

People

Justice seeks $2B for IT, workers

But the department's largest single technology program is a $400-million-a-year election reform effort

People

Security runs through DOT budget

Some FAA funding shifts to Transportation Security Administration; Coast Guard's Deepwater a major winner

People

Human error, not software, spawned Arkansas W-2 errors

The Arkansas Finance and Administration Department yesterday found itself defending its beleaguered Arkansas Administrative Statewide Information System after the state discovered errors in employees’ W-2 forms for 2001.

People

Interior accounts for trust reform

The department's budget proposal includes $671.6 million in overall IT spending -- about a $44 million increase

People

Roster change

Daniel Wiener II took over as chief information officer of the Army Reserve last month

People

Career Channels

Career Channels

People

E-gov at heart of GSA budget

GSA's $260 million request includes support for e-gov initiatives and a new Office of Citizen Services

People

Interior will spend $65 million restoring Internet service

The Interior Department expects to spend $65 million over the next three years to restore Internet service and upgrade security, Interior Secretary Gale Norton said today.

People

SSA tests digital certificates

SSA has taken another step forward in its effort to make wage reporting easy and electronic for the nation's 6.5 million employers

People

'Show me the work!'

Commentary: Designing jobs with greater responsibility and autonomy is important

People

Interior inches ahead with online operations

The department has taken tentative steps to restore operations, but major systems remain off-line