People
Falling short of the paperless standard
The Defense Department's program to create a standard contract system has been rapped in a new Inspector General report
People
Army preps computer BPAs
Army Desktop and Mobile Computing1 BPAs will include desktops, notebooks and handhelds
People
Guenther accepts TRW job
Former Army CIO and Computer Associates exec joins TRW's tactical systems division
People
DTS: How it works
Although it will have a .mil Internet address, DTS is owned by TRW Inc., which would charge the government each time a traveler books a trip
Digital Government
Siebel loses public-sector VP
One of the leading software salesmen to the federal government resigned from Siebel Systems
Digital Government
Marines delay move to Windows 2000
Because of EDS' plans to add Windows 2000 to NMCI, the Marines decided to hold off
Digital Government
Air Force mandates buying system
Air Force Way will be the mandatory program for purchasing PCs and services
Digital Government
Former Army CIO leaves Computer Associates
It is unclear why Otto Guenther left the company or what he will do next
Digital Government
Cyberdefense students rely on PKI
Students and alumni of the Defense Department's school to train investigators in computer crime techniques are using public-key infrastructure technology to communicate via a protected Web site
Digital Government
Air Force won't follow NMCI lead
The Air Force has decided not to follow the Navy's model for desktop outsourcing on a grand scale, but service officials will sample bite-size versions of the massive Navy Marine Corps Intranet contract.
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E-commerce vendor nets Pentagon's deputy CIO
Paul Brubaker is leaving DOD to join Commerce One Inc.
Digital Government
Lee defends paperless contracting
The Pentagon's procurement policy chief endorses the Standard Procurement System
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DOD 'tail' needs a trim
To lower its support costs by billions of dollars, the Defense Department needs to replicate outsourcing efforts such as the Navy Marine Corps Intranet
Digital Government
Does Lotus have a future with DMS?
The company's share is shrinking, but Lotus Development Corp. is still an important part of DMS
Modernization
Success or lowered expectations?
Defense Message System delivers on some promises, falls short on others
People
DOD deciding on digitized travel
The Pentagon soon will decide whether to proceed with the Defense Travel System by TRW Inc.
People
Help wanted: A CIO at NSA
The National Security Agency is making no secret of its search for a chief information officer
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