People
Virtual Case File a virtual bust
Only about one-tenth of the planned capability has been completed, an FBI official said.
People
Recreation reservation deal reopened
Three finalists for a deal to operate Recreation.gov's can resubmit proposals.
People
New e-gov manager named
Stacie Higgins will oversee the government-to-government portfolio for OMB's e-gov office.
Digital Government
Troux buys Computas
Troux Technologies is the new owner of Computas North America, the federal sector enterprise architecture software company.
People
Enough with convention already
A look at seven individuals for whom the unconventional is second nature
Digital Government
NOAA bolsters tsunami warning system
Officials repair deep-ocean buoys in Pacific, but no sensors set in Atlantic
Modernization
Develop, license, repeat
Government should make a business of distributing open-source software.
People
Sarbanes-Oxley for feds arrives
OMB has released a circular on tighter financial controls that agencies must implement.
People
Input: E-gov budget to grow
Fed spending on e-gov will increase almost 7 percent annually, the research firm says.
People
IWN aims for phase two
Vendors in the second phase of the Integrated Wireless Network would submit detailed technical, management and cost proposals.
People
FirstGov gets tsunami info
FirstGov.gov has gathered Web addresses meant for searching for U.S. citizens affected by the disaster.
People
GAO: Feds meet e-gov strictures
Or at least most of the ones in the first two parts of the E-government Act.
People
E-gov confidence grows
IT officials' confidence that the 24 e-government initiatives will be successful has more than doubled since 2003, a survey says.
People
Five vie for wireless work
Motorola, AT&T, Boeing, Lockheed and General Dynamics are in phase two bidding for the Integrated Wireless Network, sources say.
People
IAC chairman: Examine enterprise architecture
Gaps in the federal enterprise architecture may now be more apparent, Dan Twomey says.
People
E-gov matures
E-government initiatives will be judged primarily by the extent of their adoption by agencies and users, OMB says.
People
Fed sites satisfy
The latest ASCI survey shows greater satisfaction with government Web sites.
People
Reform appropriations?
Efforts to reform federal government may require changing the appropriations process in Congress, an OMB official says.
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