People
Gauging IT investments
A new process to evaluate information technology investments using science, statistics and mathematical models is getting so much attention that even the government's statistical experts will take it for a spin early next year
People
IRS takes on old-style paperwork
The IRS has signed a licensing deal for software to scan reams of paper documents into its computer databases
Acquisition
Lockheed to support FDIC seats
Project has all the components for managing the FDIC's 6,500 desktops in a unified manner
People
Breaking down barriers
State Department visa program may serve as model for cross-government data sharing
People
System lands role in biowar
An early warning system will detect biological terrorism using the Internet to analyze data and spot threats
Acquisition
Bureau enhancing Treasury IT plan
The Bureau of the Public Debt is seeking suggestions on how to develop an enterprisewide IT architecture
People
VA task force preps for disaster
Agency evaluates how to strengthen weaknesses uncovered Sept. 11
Acquisition
VA plan thaws IT projects
The VA lifted its temporary freeze on new IT projects after issuing its enterprise architecture plan
Digital Government
Agriculture IT funding OK'd
Congress approved a spending bill that will keep the money flowing to USDA's common computing environment
Acquisition
HUD IT spending plan ordered
Congress raps agency for providing little information about its plans to recompete the HIIPS contract
People
GI Bill paying for IT certification
Veterans can get as much as a $2,000 reimbursement for IT certification or licensing tests
People
O'Keefe picked for NASA post
Sean O'Keefe, deputy director at OMB, has been tapped as the next administrator of NASA
Digital Government
In the thick of it
CSC's Paul Cofoni takes hands-on approach to whatever he's doing
Digital Government
Funding bills progress on Capitol Hill
The money continues to flow to a number of high-priority information technology programs
Digital Government
IRS e-filing, bio fears clash
Officials at the Internal Revenue Service have found themselves walking a fine line during the current anthrax scare
People
IRS bracing for e-filing surge
Agency plans to handle mailed-in tax returns at centers where they can be inspected for bioterrorism
Digital Government
Tax returns make tracks online
Among IRS improvements will be enabling taxpayers to track their tax returns online
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