People
Purchase card stand down set
Navy, Marine Corps personnel to undergo training to improve purchase card management
Digital Government
NAPA eyes HR reform
A National Academy of Public Administration panel believes that the federal government needs a new human resources system
Digital Government
NAPA pushes human resources
NAPA says a new human resources system is needed if agencies are to harness the full power of IT to deliver services
People
CIOs ramp up mentoring
The CIO Council last week formally launched its governmentwide mentoring program and listed a host of assignments available to information technology professionals.
Digital Government
OMB details reform agenda
The Bush administration formally unveiled its anticipated management reforms to fix problem information technology programs and has asked agencies to operate more streamlined organizations that focus on serving the public.
People
Acquisition workers get chance to change
DOD is launching a rotational assignment program for acquisition professionals
People
CIO Council launches mentoring program
The CIO Council launched its governmentwide mentoring program and posted assignment opportunities
Digital Government
Online monitoring to continue
A committee of judges has recommended that Internet usage be monitored among employees of the federal courts
Acquisition
Census' hunt for accuracy
The Census Bureau wants to modernize its database of addresses in order to conduct a more accurate and less expensive census in 2010
People
Online case file limits proposed
Judges make first step in creating policy for electronic federal court case file information
Digital Government
Judges suggest Web monitoring
Panel recommends that federal court employees' computers be blocked from certain sites
Digital Government
Budget hawks watch IT projects
House, Senate appropriators revise fiscal 2002 funding for many programs
Digital Government
NSF OKs computing grid
The National Science Foundation on Aug. 9 approved a $53 million program to develop the world's largest computing grid dedicated to supporting open scientific research
Digital Government
NSF plugs researchers into grid
The National Science Foundation approved a $53 million program to develop the world's largest computing grid
People
Life on the other side
Davis bill will provide fed IT managers with industry experience ? and vice versa
Digital Government
Commerce rapped on infosec lapses
Lawmakers took the Commerce Department to task at an Aug. 3 hearing after auditors testified they found numerous information security lapses on agency systems.
People
Feds, states mull business registry
The federal GSA plans a single online source for fed, state and local government registration and reporting requirements.
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