Digital Government
Readying a new model
Long delayed, OMB preps the final draft of the data reference model
People
Platts to propose comptroller for NID
The Pa. congressman believes a proposed National Intelligence Director would need a financial comptroller.
People
Live testing soon for Virtual Case File
New Orleans and Washington, D.C., will start testing the final application for the FBI's Trilogy effort.
People
Next CADE aimed at January
The current version of the IRS' Customer Account Data Engine is running smoothly, W. Todd Grams says.
People
ATF appoints new CIO
Gregg Bailey will lead the IT functions of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
People
Johnson: Cost cuts cut through politics
Cost savings mechanisms are irreversibly changing the federal government, says OMB's deputy director for management.
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MyUSDA.gov almost ready
The Agriculture Department plans to open its new portal within three weeks.
People
Awards given for enterprise architecture
FCW Media Group's FCW Events announced its annual Excellence in Enterprise Architecture awards.
Digital Government
EPA network progresses
Officials expect that 35 states will be part of the Environmental Information Exchange Network by year's end.
People
House approves move against competitive sourcing
Representatives voted for an amendment that would stop Treasury and Transportation from holding A-76 competitions.
People
E-gov survey shows mixed results
Despite an overall increase in user satisfaction, a plurality of federal sites decreased in satisfaction.
People
Congress faces sourcing rules
Challenges to the rules controlling the competitive sourcing of federal jobs are mounting in the House and Senate.
Digital Government
Senate budget committee cuts BSM funds
The Senate Appropriations Committee approved less than half of the IRS' 2005 request for Business Systems Modernization.
Cybersecurity
FBI, DHS ask for industry ideas
A request for information was issued for the Federal Investigative Case Management System.
Digital Government
Fed spending may go on hold
That is, if Congress lives down to expectations and fails to pass fiscal 2005 spending bills on time, an expert says.
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