People
New Jersey expands data-gathering system
The New Jersey Department of Law and Public Safety bought a statewide site license for Memex technology.
Digital Government
PubSub sifts government Web
A company that matches up-to-date information culled from the Web against stored queries has created a government version of its search tool.
Cybersecurity
Under attack in the states
Michigan portal helps workers e-learn cybersecurity awareness.
Digital Government
TelCove gets more Pa. work
The company will get $200 million over five years as it continues building a fiber-optic network for the state.
Modernization
AT&T wins $1.7M planning deal
Systems engineers will plan the conversion of the Government Emergency Telecommunications Service to an IP-based Multiprotocol Label Switching network.
People
FCC offers custom e-mails
The Consumer Information Registry is an Internet database that can deliver tailored information about FCC actions and other events pertaining to telecom.
People
HHS offers inventory application
State, regional and local health officials can download the software from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality site.
Modernization
Nortel wins U.K. military deal
The Canadian network equipment maker will provide multiservice switching and voice-over-IP solutions for the Defence Fixed Telecommunications System.
People
Panel debates Real ID
States have differences in demographics, populations, levels of customer service and access to technology.
Modernization
Going where no search engine has gone before
Connotate Technologies uses information agents to extract data from Deep Web.
Digital Government
Perot Systems decides to add a government focus
The company has a new office, but can it compete?
People
Vulnerabilities in cargo security programs still exist
Two DHS programs designed to prevent the smuggling through the use of advanced detection equipment have significant flaws, several critics say.
People
HP unveils product in Europe for secure identification management
Hewlett-Packard has unveiled announced a new end-to-end system allowing governments to provide secure identity documents for their citizens.
Modernization
LA increases CGI-AMS work
The company won a $33 million contract to implement a financial system for Los Angeles County.
People
NCMEC begins Amber e-mails
The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children will redistribute Amber Alerts through geographically-targeted broadcast e-mails.
People
Council seeks leadership training applicants
Two programs offer a hands-on approach to work on projects in a collaborative manner with other government executives.
People
Grants proposed for tracking sex felons
A Florida senator wants to establish a $30 million federal grant program to help fund satellite tracking of registered sex offenders.
Modernization
Jacksonville gives data on demand
Thin-client applications improve employee productivity.
People
SAIC wins preparedness work
DHS will pay the company up to $20 million to enhance infrastructure preparedness at the state and local levels.
Digital Government
South Carolina DOT cuts back paper
The almost paperless system will reduce redundancy and space needed to store records, say officials for South Carolina's transportation department.
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