Digital Government
VA tech budget request rises
President Bush's 2005 budget proposal called for $1.6 billion in IT spending at the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Digital Government
White House would cut State IT funds
President Bush's fiscal 2005 budget would parcel out $831 million for the State Department's IT spending, a drop of $48 million from 2004.
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Bush backs bonuses
The president's budget includes $300 million to provide pay over and above an employee's salary for good work.
People
Viisage to develop face recognition for visas
The State Department hired Viisage to provide identity solutions for up to 15 million applicants received each year for the Diversity Visa Program.
People
House tries to keep NASA brains
The NASA Flexibility Act of 2003 is designed to stem an expected exodus of talent from the space agency.
People
General Dynamics hires Baker
Roger Baker will be the company's vice president of federal civilian operations.
People
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How the federal government is attracting a new generation of technology workers
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SES pay scale kicks in
High-level federal employees paid under the Senior Executive Service got a rude awakening at the start of the year.
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Wanted: GoLearn thoughts
Office of Personnel Management officials want ideas to develop a task order for the Government Online Learning Center.
Digital Government
CACI hires Vito
Steve Vito will go from being publisher of Government Executive to a vice president with systems integrator CACI.
People
Thoughts on the box and life outside it
Steve Kelman reflects on the challenges of convincing others that unconventional wisdom is common sense.
Digital Government
USDA to deploy "mad cow" system
Tracking system could make it easier to trace and check spread of disease.
People
NIH's Lee to join consulting firm
Leamon Lee is leaving NIH to join the consulting firm of Guerra, Kiviat, Flyzik and Associates
Digital Government
Kane to lead software group
The former CEO of Federal Sources will become president and CEO of the Software Productivity Consortium.
Digital Government
State awards messaging deal to Northrop
Northrop Grumman IT will get up to $237 million over 10 years to build an integrated messaging system for the State Department.
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