People
DHS seeks a few good scientists and engineers
The Homeland Security Department is offering post-doctoral study at its own facilities and Energy Department laboratories.
People
Driver's license ID provision gets the boot
The recently passed transportation bill did not include a provision requiring states to use prviate data brokers to identify licensed commercial drivers.
People
MIR3 and Intrado form partnership
Both companies provide emergency notification systems, and as a team, will pursue government opportunities.
People
Former Peace Corps CIO named CIO for Minnesota
The appointment comes a month after the governor launched the state’s new Office of Enterprise Technology.
Modernization
Web-based system proposed to track radioactive material
Nuclear Regulatory Commission seeking better way to track nuclear waste that could be used for weapons of mass destruction.
Digital Government
Tampa law agencies form network
CopLink technology will enable investigators to search data stored in multiple jurisdictions.
Digital Government
Parcel data is hot real estate
A Center for Technology in Government study finds strong demand for more -- and more accurate -- land information.
Modernization
DHS awards $2.7 million for radiation-detection tech
Rapiscan Systems wins contract to test device to accurately identify objects emitting radiation.
People
Homeland Security Department to provide geospatial data to cities
Geospatial data will enable authorities to track suspicious activity, locate points of interest and gather other information.
People
Federal groups to help states with intelligence strategies
Joint effort will produce guidelines for looping public safety, transportation sectors into homeland security intelligence fusion centers.
People
Law enforcement needs resources to fight electronic crime
Officials are stumped by high-tech crimes and need to determine how widespread they are and find better ways to fight them.
Digital Government
Perot Systems to acquire Tennessee engineering company
Acquisition gives Perot expanded offerings for Energy, NASA and DOD.
People
Justice seeks faster fingerprint tech
Feds put muscle and money behind the development of better fingerprint and palm print technologies.
Cybersecurity
GAO to Census: Focus on management
Government Accountability Office auditors suggest how the Census Bureau can get in shape for the 2010 decennial census.
Digital Government
Kentucky picks EDS for Medicaid modernization
Integrator will provide system development and maintenance, other services, for state's systems.
Modernization
U.N. committee addresses Internet governance
The committee established to study Internet governance has concluded that no single government should have a dominant role.
People
Experts say public is afraid of RFID
Education could help allay public fears of radio frequency identification technology and publicize its benefits, they say.
People
Louisiana looks to law enforcement data sharing system
The Louisiana State Police has awarded a contract to Apogen Services to develop software that would be a step toward a statewide information collection and analytical system.
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