People
Funding bill boosts homeland IT coffers
Bush signs bill sending billions to TSA, INS and others
Acquisition
VA bolsters IT security
The VA has embarked on an innovative cybersecurity approach that could serve as a model for other federal agencies
People
CSC shuffles homeland security lineup
Computer Sciences Corp. is reorganizing its federal business units and sharpening its strategies to attract new business in the federal homeland security market
People
VA realigning IT operations
VA secretary orders the reorganization of information technology operations at VA headquarters
Digital Government
VA awards cybersecurity contract
A consortium of five small businesses will be responsible for protecting the VA's network from cyberattacks
People
OPM opens learning center
OPM launched its first e-government initiative, the Gov Online Learning Center
People
House bill sets stage for homeland debate
Congress is halfway toward passing a high-tech-rich homeland security bill
People
Feds urged to boost telework
Federal government called on expand broadband availability and boost own workers' telecommuting ability
People
Homeland strikes a chord
Many feds would jump at the chance to work for Homeland Security Department
Digital Government
Lawmakers, staffers seek perfect PDA
Members of the House of Representatives needs wireless devices for keeping in touch on the road
Modernization
GSA stands by WorldCom
The federal government intends to stand by its business deals with bankrupt WorldCom, but it is carefully monitoring its performance
People
Burns tackling BIA troubles
Brian Burns has been named chief information officer at the troubled Bureau of Indian Affairs
People
OPM opens online learning center
The new Gov Online Learning Center will provide a virtual classroom for government workers
People
Building smarter borders
The Bush strategy includes an idea that will drastically change the way U.S. borders will be managed for people and goods
People
Senate OKs NET Guard volunteers
The Senate passes a bill July 18 to make it easier for scientists and high-tech professionals to volunteer in the war against terrorism
People
Treasury shrinks IT staff
The department is cutting about 40 percent of the IT jobs on its staff and is realigning the workforce
People
Time to be flexible
Chief of Staff Andrew Card told government executives that there would be changes in jobs and job descriptions
People
Congress agrees on counterterror bill
House and Senate negotiators approve a $28.9 billion counterterrorism bill that is filled with money for IT projects
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