People
Survey: E-filing 'very important'
But the poll indicates that even more people want access to a toll-free number for IRS questions.
People
OMB unleashes architecture plan
The federal enterprise architecture’s potential remains unrealized, OMB chief architect says in a new action plan.
People
Burk outlines FEA goals
Four goals will dominate the Office of Management and Budget's architecture program office in the coming year, the chief architect says.
People
Young sees more IT consolidation
Federal agencies still spend too much on back office systems, e-gov official Tim Young said.
Digital Government
Flipside
Bob Dix recognizes his reputation for cyberterrorism worst-case scenarios.
Cybersecurity
GAO: SEC systems vulnerable to attack
GAO finds that the SEC's computer networks remain vulnerable to hacking because of a lack of a comprehensive security program.
People
Selling e-gov to agencies
Common e-government solutions must be cheaper than alternatives and easy to use, says the grants.gov program manager.
People
PART hits the Web
OMB wants agencies to use a new Web site for submitting Program Assessment Rating Tool worksheets.
People
Johnson pushes bureaucratic change
Congress should set a deadline for civil service reform, says the deputy director of the Office of Management and Budget.
People
Soloway: Advocate for competition
Thinker envisions a government transformed by competitive sourcing.
People
Grams balances budget scales
IRS CIO says the tax agency's budget shouldn’t be viewed as an internal competition for dollars between enforcement and modernization.
People
IRS board urges modernization increase
The IRS Oversight Board says the Internal Revenue Service's modernization effort needs more money.
People
Web satisfaction dips
Federal sites with declining satisfaction outnumbered those with rising scores.
People
E-filing surges
IRS commissioner says the majority of individual returns in 2005 will be filed electronically.
People
HR service centers on the move
Agency human resources systems came one step closer to obsolescence with the appointment of an 11-member board.
People
Retirements are hurting procurement workforce
Quality of workers is declining, making it harder to save tax dollars.
People
Hobbs: Be persistent about money
Getting IT funds can take years of effort, the Treasury CIO says.
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