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Quick thinking
Clear goals plus more tightly focused systems hasten move to business intelligence software
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CSC trains more sleuths
The Defense Department is opening its computer forensics training programs to other law enforcement officials
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Customs turns up heat on IT projects
The Customs Service has intensified its call for enough funding to get its $1.3 billion modernization program completed years earlier than previously planned
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New homes for existing apps
Some integrators believe they can parlay existing systems into new homeland security solutions
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Most integration happens within
Although there may be little interdepartmental data sharing, many federal departments use enterprise application integration technologies to connect
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Army transformation faces uphill battle
Technological, financial and personnel uncertainties pose obstacles, GAO report says
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Contract covers cybercrime fighters
Defense program awards eight-year, $86.8 million task order to CSC to train cybercrime fighters
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Louisiana scans pages from its history
The Louisiana State Land Office is working with IT Group Inc. of Baton Rouge, La., to scan more than 3.5 million historical land documents and post them in JPEG format on the Web. Some of the documents date to the 1790s, said Marty Beasley, geographic information systems manager for the State Land Office.
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VA task force preps for disaster
Agency evaluates how to strengthen weaknesses uncovered Sept. 11
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Industry responds to GovNet proposal
The General Services Administration is forming a team to evaluate industry responses to a proposal for a secure intranet for federal agencies.
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Customs expands anti-terror training
Service is also intensifying its call for funding to complete its modernization in four years or less
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