People
Report recommends INS restraint
Until a system architecture and management process is in place, GAO is suggesting that INS limit future IT spending requests
People
Future workload is SSA's greatest challenge
SSA faces significant challenges in the future, in part because of the aging population inside and outside the agency, according to GAO
Acquisition
NASA contract management still at risk
The space agency still must do more to gain effective oversight and management of contract operations
People
DOJ offers guidance on electronic evidence
The Justice Department has released a manual that guides law enforcement agencies on searching and seizing electronic evidence
People
State debuting dynamic site
The State Department is archiving its current Web site and replacing it with an overhauled, databasedriven site
Modernization
Agencies may get paid for spectrum move
Telecom companies that want to acquire governmentused radio spectrum for 3G wireless ventures may have to reimburse displaced federal agencies
Digital Government
NOAA builds networks in Africa
NOAA, with the help of USAID, is building a communications network in Africa to talk about the weather
Modernization
Mars channel on the horizon?
NASA plans to launch a spacecraft in 2007 whose sole mission will be to handle communications signals between Mars and Earth
Digital Government
Justice working on IT policy for INS
A recent General Accounting Office report said INS needed to strengthen its ability to manage its IT investments
People
NASA's Goldin likely gone
With the Bush transition in full swing, it may be just a matter of time before it names a successor to Dan Goldin
Digital Government
FCC paves way for new radios
As the broadcast spectrum becomes more and more crowded, federal officials are looking for new ways to share the airwaves.
People
DOJ distills e-gov tips
The Justice Department drafted a report that guides federal agencies through the legal issues they face in delivering services electronically
Acquisition
Three firms vie for ASSIST2 work
The Justice Department has opened for competition work on roughly $300 million in IT support services under the ASSIST2 program
Digital Government
FCC takes next step in 3G distribution
The FCC published a notice of proposed rulemaking in efforts to redistribute the radio spectrum to accommodate commercial 3G wireless
Digital Government
NASA testing biometrics over Internet
NASA will begin testing the Internet as a means for sending and authenticating the biometrics information of NASA officials accessing secure networks
People
Who's a Grinch? Not FCC
FCC commissioner: I 'quibble with Whos down in Whoville that think we're the Grinch'
People
Privacy cloud hangs over Digital Storm
Already under fire about the FBI's email surveillance system Carnivore, the Justice Department can expect Digital Storm to churn up its own tempest
Digital Government
Oracle to Web-enable SBA work
Oracle Corp. will supply software that will enable SBA employees and customers to conduct business via a Web browser
People
Justice guides agencies through e-gov
The Justice Department has drafted a report that guides agencies through the legal issues they face in delivering services electronically
Digital Government
Carnivore report doesn't end debate
The final report on Carnivore is unlikely to close the divide between proponents of the FBI's controversial email surveillance system and those concerned with privacy issues
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