People
DOD finalizes personnel system rules
The primary features of the NSPS system are intact, but system now must follow governmentwide labor relation rules.
People
DISA plans events to attract employees
The agency needs employees with IT, telecommunications backgrounds, officials say.
Digital Government
Hurricane Ike photos available online
The U.S. Geological Survey has posted before-and-after images of the Texas and Louisiana coastal areas damaged by Hurricane Ike.
Digital Government
Science.gov launches a new version
The site hosted by the Energy Department is a gateway for science and technology information.
People
SAIC gets NASA contract
An extension of a technology services contract will support Marshall Space Flight Center, officials say.
Modernization
Goddard Center official seeks to transform IT
The NASA facility's chief information officer plans to improve information technology security.
People
Army leader wants faster technology delivery
The shift in focus to Afghanistan creates new requirements for getting technology to soldiers, general says.
People
Army focuses on network-centric systems
Officials want to protect the service's investment in systems used by combat troops and commanders.
Digital Government
Postal Service upgrades Web site
Relaunched site is designed to be simpler and easier to navigate, service says.
People
Navy details NMCI follow-on plan
Navy plans name change to Next Generation Enterprise Network and integrating NMCI more with other Navy networks, according to documents.
People
Gustav triggers COOP
Continuity-of-operations plans went in effect after Hurricane Gustav swept across southern Louisiana last week.
Acquisition
Nothing pushes like an economic shove
The Defense Department and the intelligence community work together to save money and improve information sharing.
Digital Government
Images of Gustav available on the Web
cientist and homeowners use NASA's images to see the damage left by the hurricane.
People
DOD, intell join forces to save
The intelligence community and DOD strike deal to buy software together.
Modernization
GAO raps Census’ handheld plans
GAO wants Census officials to establish criteria to determine whether the handheld computers are capable of performing required tasks.
People
GAO: Census' handhelds need more scrutiny
Handheld computers and software experienced problems during dress rehearsals for the 2010 census, the Government Accountability Office says.
People
Army seeks information assurance ideas
Army officials are exploring what role industry could play in helping protect sensitive but unclassified information.
People
New leader at cyber command departs
After weeks on the job, Maj. Gen. Randal Fullhart is set to leave the provisional cyber command.
Digital Government
Lab seeks help in hiring workforce
The California Institute of Technology’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory needs workers with hard-to-find skills.
Modernization
5 tech tools with lasting appeal
An election year and a stagnant economy aren’t slowing government’s appetite for new tech.
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