People
Indian trust fund management targeted
The Interior Department's struggle to impose order on its Indian trust fund management featured prominently in GAO's report
People
Education schooled on IT controls
Weaknesses in Education Department information systems carry the potential for fraud and abuse in loan and financial management programs
Digital Government
Labor has to work on one-stop system
GAO criticizes a Labor Department data collection system and the department's role in the H1-B visa program
Digital Government
Grants seed mapping projects
Applications are available for $1 million in grants to help work toward making digital geographic data consistent and accessible
Digital Government
USGS takes over Landsat ops
USGS action consolidates a program that provides researchers with detailed pictures of Earth and other data
People
Education set to hire deputy CIO
CIO Craig Luigart says he's nearly finished with hiring the 'core leadership' of a revamped office
Digital Government
Labor eases use of accounting systems
The Labor Department is launching a project this month to Webenable its core accounting system
Digital Government
LOC stocking electronic journals
The Library of Congress will get its first complete set of electronic journal archives through an agreement with a physics organization
Acquisition
Congress may renew contract bundling fight
Advocates say bundling saves agencies time and money; opponents believe it cuts small businesses out of procurement opportunities
People
Refining the FirstGov map
Visitors to the federal government's Web portal literally do not know what they're missing: a trove of information
Acquisition
Small biz key to CIO-SP 2
The National Institutes of Health awarded the follow-on to its innovative Chief Information Officer Solutions and Partners contract last month
Acquisition
NIH follows up with CIO-SP 2
CIOSP 2, potentially worth $19.5 billion, provides agencies the opportunity to outsource IT services and support to 48 vendors
Digital Government
Web opens USGS' mainframe-bound reports
The U.S. Geological Survey is offering scientists around the world access to USGS' mainframestored reports thanks to a Webenabling tool
Digital Government
Panel promotes Web in education
A bipartisan education commission called on Presidentelect Bush and Congress to make the Internet a more prominent tool in classrooms
Digital Government
Electronic access to info makes gains
More federal workers say they have electronic access to workrelated information than a year ago, a survey shows
Digital Government
FEMA hopes for flood of ideas
Instead of issuing an RFP, FEMA is hosting a forum for companies to discuss profitable ideas on how to improve the agency's flood insurance program
Digital Government
Clinton orders up Air Traffic Organization
An executive order establishes a performancebased organization responsible for management of the air traffic control system
People
Group to test GIS standards in military
Open GIS Consortium is launching an initiative to enable geospatial systems within military and intelligence agencies to work together
Digital Government
Agency adds smart cards
The Bureau of Labor Statistics is bolstering systems security by adding publickey infrastructure and providing smart cards to 1,500 employees.
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