Digital Government
FAQs for agencies
Frequently asked questions that agencies need to ask as theydeal with small-business requirements
Digital Government
FAQs for small businesses
Frequently asked questions that small businesses should askif they want to enter the government market
Digital Government
Procurement: Which method to use?
It is a time of change for governmentwide acquisition contracts. What will that mean for how agencies buy goods and services?
Modernization
Pick a service
Federal agencies will spend the next two years making connection selections that will shape their telecom and data communications for a decade.
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Gonzalez brings life lessons to IRS
New deputy CIO's role: Keep agency's modernization on track.
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Havekost: E-gov requires muscle
Two CIOs tell AFFIRM lunch that e-government initiatives can be tough to implement.
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IRS embraces service-oriented architecture
The agency wants to modernize its online customer service without first going through costly back-end upgrades.
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IRS preps seat management study
The agency is asking for initial expressions of interest from vendors who might compete to provide desktop computer services.
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Rumble continues over e-gov funding
At the last minute, Senate approves some of Commerce's e-gov budget
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Cragg: Defeat stovepipes through common data
The VA and DOD are testing a common repository for demographic data to eliminate duplicative data collection efforts.
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Rumble continues over e-gov funding
At the last minute, Senate approves Commerce’s e-gov budget.
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The e-government main event: Congress vs. OMB
Lawmakers constrained Commerce from transferring funds to e-gov in fiscal 2005
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Commerce gets Senate nod for e-gov money
The Senate Appropriations Committee approved late Friday approximately two-thirds of the Commerce Department’s fiscal 2005 e-government budget.
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Blum gets competitive OMB post
Federal competitive sourcing initiative manager Mathew Blum will become OMB's new associate administrator for competitive sourcing.
Digital Government
DOE may pay bonuses based on A-123 compliance
OMB plans to closely monitor agencies' adherence to a new circular that calls for stricter internal financial controls.
Digital Government
Federal architecture poised to become real
Essential building blocks are in place for greater consolidation
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Drug data for Katrina evacuees now online
Prescription medicine data for evacuees fleeing Hurricane Katrina’s devastation is now available on a single Web site.
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Burk: FEA could become an FEA
The federal chief architect believes government could create a true federal enterprise architecture, without making agencies throw out their work.
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