Digital Government
Budget reflects new ATP outlook
NIST budget request includes funding for the Advanced Technology Program, homeland security tech
Digital Government
The great divide
Interior's legal tangle reveals the cultural gap that often undermines good IT management
Digital Government
Security gaps defy easy fixes
Hackers from a computer security firm had no trouble breaking into the Bureau of Indian Affairs' $40 million trust accounting system
People
SSA tests digital certificates
SSA has taken another step forward in its effort to make wage reporting easy and electronic for the nation's 6.5 million employers
People
NOAA awash in homeland tech
Budget adds the information technology capabilities of NOAA to the nation's homeland security arsenal
Acquisition
Purchase card use defended
Procurement official calls for sensitivity, but asserts that the cards fill a need in an era of dwindling human resources
People
SSA testing digital certificates
SSA is testing a new software application that enables employers to electronically sign wage reporting forms
People
Thrift lawsuit brews
The board that oversees the Thrift Savings Plan has asked Congress to change federal law so the board can refile a $350 million lawsuit against AMS
People
Searching for accountability
Interior CIO, deputy respond to criticism on American Indian trust data system
Digital Government
Working behind the scenes
Knowledgeable observers credit Dean Mesterharm with providing the technological underpinnings that have made SSA one of the most online-savvy government entities around
People
Suit brews as TSP work proceeds
As MatCom's work progresses, the Thrift Savings Plan board seeks change in law so it can refile lawsuit against AMS
Digital Government
Interior officials take the stand
CIO and deputy respond to criticism of American Indian trust data system
Digital Government
Satellite tech used in sea rescue
Satellites operated by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and its partners helped locate a sinking fishing boat
Digital Government
Interior unplugged
A month after a judge ordered the separtment to disconnect computers from the Internet, agency employees are still unplugged
People
Interior missing online training
Department's e-mail and most systems are still off-line, hindering training and payroll processes
People
Training, sharing fill info gaps
DOD training official says e-learning isn't about technology -- it's about a cultural revolution
People
Interior remains offline
Judge fails to approve an agreement that would have enabled the Interior Department to reconnect some IT systems
Digital Government
Comms gap big concern
Emergency officials need a system that allows police and firefighters to talk to one other
People
Unions ready to fight Bush management plan
The Freedom to Manage initiative could be losing some of its momentum
People
Managers peg e-gov, culture as top concerns
Improving electronic services, not security, is the No. 1 challenge, according to study
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