People
Security runs through DOT budget
Some FAA funding shifts to Transportation Security Administration; Coast Guard's Deepwater a major winner
People
Interior accounts for trust reform
The department's budget proposal includes $671.6 million in overall IT spending -- about a $44 million increase
Digital Government
A familiar scenario
Two years ago, the EPA went off-line after a GAO audit found security weaknesses
Digital Government
The great divide
Interior's legal tangle reveals the cultural gap that often undermines good IT management
People
Interior inches ahead with online operations
The department has taken tentative steps to restore operations, but major systems remain off-line
Digital Government
Keeping snowplows on the road
Highway administration tests system for boosting satellite-positioning data
People
Travel Manager updates for e-gov
Gelco says new system is more robust in terms of its ability to run across public networks and the Internet
People
SBA advances loan sale technology
Use of Open E-Cry technology enabled bidders to post offers in real time over the Internet
People
Agency gives drivers online fast lane
Commercial bus and truck operators now can update their motor carrier information on the Web
Acquisition
Indus poised to begin Goddard work
NASA awards contract for Web solutions, IT architecture and systems engineering for Goddard's business information systems
People
Airline tech in the wings
Airlines are relying heavily on low-tech solutions for screening checked baggage for explosives, but they'll be rolling out higher tech as the year unfolds
Digital Government
Plan maps out smart transportation
The Intelligent Transportation Society of America unveiled its vision for the future of transportation
People
A view from above
Remote sensing technology, which uses aircraft to gather data from the terrain below, landed a starring role in the recovery efforts following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks
Digital Government
High-tech security in the wings
Airlines will rely heavily on low-tech solutions as they begin screening all checked baggage for explosives this week
Digital Government
Plan maps out smart transportation
DOT to examine Intelligent Transportation Society of America's vision for the future of transportation
People
Transportation security chief appointed
John Magaw will head the newly chartered Transportation Security Administration
Digital Government
NOAA aircraft studies stormy weather
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration finished flying a series of hightech missions over the Pacific Ocean earlier this year to collect data that eventually will help scientists build more accurate and timely forecasts and increase their understanding of turbulence. NOAA's Gulfstream
Digital Government
OPM to expand definition of IT positions
The Office of Personnel Management plans to consolidate occupational titles and further define information technology positions. Marilyn Gowing, director of personnel resources and the development center at OPM, briefed the Chief Information Officers Council in July on an initiative to create unive
Digital Government
DNA decoding draws competition
The federal government's Human Genome Project (HGP), a 15year, $3 billion venture launched in 1990 to map out and catalog human DNA, has proceeded exceedingly well. And while the project which uses computers to identify DNA fragments has reached its halfway point ahead of schedule, it has met
Digital Government
FEC wants electronic campaign data
With the 1998 election season about to gear up fully after Labor Day, the Federal Election Commission released a request for proposals this month to develop partnerships with software companies to encourage the electronic filing of campaign fundraising and spending reports. According to the RFP, t
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