People
Overall homeland strategy urged
Strategy would allow White House to define success and spearhead federal, state and local efforts, exec says
People
DOD acquisition system 'broken'
Navy Pacific Command chief says military transformation will be impossible without acquisition overhaul
People
DOD looks for A-76 exemption
The Pentagon seeks an exemption to Bush administration outsourcing goals as part of the DOD transformation
People
Bush signs Defense appropriations bill
$317 billion includes funding for DOD 'transformation,' counterterrorism initiatives
Digital Government
Bookkeeping pressures mount
Agencies are under increased pressure to roll out reliable financial management systems.
People
Navy to seek NMCI leader
Initiative is struggling because it lacks point person for day-to-day decision-making, Navy secretary says
People
DOD stepping back on SPS work
DOD is stopping development on SPS Version 5.0 and is focusing on problems with Version 4.2
Modernization
DOD creates spectrum chief
The Pentagon has created a position for overseeing allocation of the wireless spectrum
People
DOD bills bolster anti-terrorism spending
The Defense authorization and appropriations bills increase IT spending for DOD and for civilian agencies involved in homeland defense
People
DOD tests rapid buying
DOD pilot projects will test strategies for putting IT products into the hands of service members within 18 months -- rather than years
People
Intercepts
Nine months after Paul Brubaker left the Pentagon, the White House has yet to officially name a new Defense Department deputy CIO
People
Pentagon CIO wants NMCI proof
Stenbit stresses that the concept of creating a single technology infrastructure has yet to be proven
People
Bill boosts NMCI oversight
Conference committee reaches agreement on the National Defense Authorization Act
People
Navy looks for enterprising apps
During NMCI rollout, officials are looking for ways to streamline applications across the organization
People
Contracts round up DMS offerings
Eight vendors win contracts worth up to $1 billion each to offer products and services for secure messaging
People
CSC trains more sleuths
The Defense Department is opening its computer forensics training programs to other law enforcement officials
Digital Government
Panel sets new bar for finances
70 percent of agencies expected to replace core management systems in coming years
People
Security as a fringe benefit
Navy intranet rollout creates a 'defensible network structure,' limits vulnerabilities
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