Digital Government

Intercepts

Dell Army. $10B IT Army. Secret clearances. Oracle burp. Big bucks.

People

Building a better radio

Marine captains offer ideas to speed development of JTRS

People

Mary Lacey: Agent of change

Working to bring DOD's civilian pay system into the 21st century

People

Pentagon promises faster JTRS waivers

The Defense Department's CIO says "all steps are being taken to ensure expeditious approval of urgent operational requirements."

People

DOD supplement would boost radio, control systems

The supplemental funding bill approved by the House Appropriations Committee would direct money to a major tactical system and radios.

People

Unions sue over NSPS

The suit charges that federal officials did not engage in the kind of collaboration required by Congress before implementing the National Security Personnel System.

Digital Government

General Dynamics to build more Marine ops centers

The company will get $13.3 million from the U.S. Marine Corps System Command for 16 additional unit operation centers.

Digital Government

Wounded vets get e-mail aid

The Computer/Electronic Accommodations Program is helping wounded Iraq and Afghanistan war veterans use e-mail.

People

Tech in San Diego helps focus on health

The deputy commander of Naval Medical Center San Diego believes that the center's population health program can result in breakthrough changes to ensure healthier lives for its 120,000 patients.

Digital Government

Intercepts

Wi-Fi clouds in Afghanistan. Thailand tsunami Wi-Fi. New Cisco government image therapist.

People

CHCS II: A steep learning curve

The Air Force's 72nd Medical Group quickly discovered that the transition from CHCS I to CHCS II required more than simply installing new Microsoft Windows-based computers and flipping a switch.

People

Looking to store X-ray data

A massive storage array from EMC makes it easier to store and locate digital X-rays for patients stationed at four naval bases in the Puget Sound region.

People

DOD's medical transformation

The military's health care system is becoming more efficient using technology

People

VA gets fit with tech

Health care system's users find technology reduces problems

People

Better medicine without paper

Madigan Army Medical Center, south of Seattle, is testing a program for treating Department of Veterans Affairs patients and active and retired military personnel.

Modernization

Wounded vets get e-mail aid

The Computer/Electronic Accommodations Program is helping wounded troops returning from Iraq and Afghanistan use e-mail.

Modernization

General Dynamics to build more Marine ops centers

The company will get $13.3 million from the Marine Corps System Command for 16 additional unit operation centers.

Modernization

Canada EHR pilot reaches phase two

The project director for the Canadian Forces EHR system expects it to be fully deployed by 2008.

Modernization

Brailer promotes EHR

The national coordinator for health IT views the ability to share clinical data across the health care industry as key to development of a nationwide electronic health records system.

People

Suit planned over DOD system

Some of the largest unions plan to sue the Defense Department over new rules for the National Security Personnel System.