Digital Government
Lotus 'K-station' on track
Raven, the knowledge management project from Lotus Development Corp., is on the verge of making the first in a series of product deliveries
People
Service pipes in federal contract help
Epipeline offers federal contractors of all sizes a new online tool to help them research, track and try to win government contracts
Digital Government
USDA, 4-H extends technology's reach
A program to bring technology training to senior citizens, teachers and those who have limited access to computers made a stop this week in New Mexico
Digital Government
Logistics depend on partnership
The government has been a trendsetter in many aspects of eprocurement, but the public sector must team with industry to create more efficient logistics systems
People
Teams map DOD paperless procurement
The Defense Department has teams in place to guide the implementation of DOD's endtoend paperless procurement process
People
DOD tackling global logistics
The armed services are attempting to streamline logistics systems to speed accurate data to warfighters, enhancing their ability to make battlefield decisions
Digital Government
Web surveys made EZ
Federal managers seeking to set up surveys now have an easier way to do it, Raosoft announces with the release of EZSurvey 2000
Acquisition
Federal IT forecast: Healthy through 2005
GEIA forecasts that the federal government's fiscal 2001 expenditures for IT will be $38.9 billion and will grow 1.7 percent annually through 2005
People
Innovation, mobility drive DOD budget
GEIA estimates that Defense IT spending will grow 1.1 percent annually over the next five years, reaching $24.3 billion by 2005
Digital Government
Venture to bring B2G start-ups to D.C.
DCVentureNet officially launched Tuesday, with the goal of establishing the nation's capital as a hotbed for hightech startups
Acquisition
IBM wins Energy financial systems contract
The agency will be able to integrate budgeting, finance and accounting, procurement, human resources, asset management and logistics
People
And an engineer shall lead them
Most people in the federal information technology community probably do not know Mitra Azizirad, but if the new general manager of Microsoft Corp.'s federal division has anything to say about it and she does they soon will
Digital Government
IBM Turbo-charges server
IBM Corp. on Oct. 16 unveiled its most powerful server ever in the multibilliondollar highend Unix market in an attempt to overtake market leader Sun Microsystems Inc.
Digital Government
SBA switches Internet filter
To eliminate improper Web usage among employees, SBA has picked a new company to provide an Internet filtering appliance
Digital Government
Govolution adds Web services, local appeal
Application service provider acquires Digigov.net, seeking to attract more local government customers
Digital Government
IBM unveils new workstation
Federal IT managers looking for an affordable workstation that doesn't sacrifice computing power and graphics capabilities have a new option
Digital Government
'Angel' watches over Web sites
Agencies interested in judging the performance of online transactions from the public's perspective can turn to SiteAngel from BMC Software Inc.
People
Procurement reform leader leaving GSA
Bill Gormley, assistant commissioner at the Office of Acquisition in the General Services Administration's Federal Supply Service, is retiring from government service
Digital Government
Tool transfers PC 'personality'
Agencies facing largescale PC migration projects have a new option, thanks to Tranxition Corp.'s PT Pro being added to Beyond.com's GSA schedule
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