Acquisition
Novell signs SmartBuy deal
It's the first networking infrastructure vendor to sign an enterprise licensing agreement under the SmartBuy program.
People
Judge upholds Calif. voting order
A federal judge says California Secretary of State Kevin Shelley did not violate any laws when he issued orders that make it harder for counties to use touch-screen voting machines.
People
GTSI names CIO
The new CIO, Craig Ballam, has been the acting chief information officer since the start of the year.
Digital Government
Robbins-Gioia gets ready for the world
Officials at Robbins-Gioia LLC, a consulting firm in Alexandria, Va., are preparing to become part of the Institute for International Research (IIR) in an acquisition that will give the firm access to global commercial markets.
People
Ingredients for success
Some universal principles apply to all major projects requiring a culture change.
Acquisition
Vendors cheer as SBA scraps proposed rule
The Small Business Administration has withdrawn proposed rules that would have changed the way small businesses are defined.
Modernization
Apple tries to bite into high-performance market
Army's use of G5 servers could open new doors for company.
People
Bridging the gaps
Integrators are often in a position to help facilitate culture change at agencies.
People
Think again
Lessons learned from past and present efforts to bring about culture change at federal agencies.
Modernization
Leaving space
General Accounting Office auditors recently reviewed military satellite services.
Acquisition
CSC to upgrade air traffic system
The Federal Aviation Administration will pay CSC up to $589 million to modernize the Traffic Flow Modernization contract.
Acquisition
Rule proposed to implement share-in-savings authority
The measure would offer guidance for agency officials interested in share-in-savings.
People
AccuPoll to acquire NTS
The touch-screen voting machine maker plans to buy the provider of voter registration applications and election support services.
Acquisition
SBA drops new small business rules
The Small Business Administration is withdrawing a proposed rule that would have revised the standards used to determine what businesses qualify as small.
People
E-voting skeptics rally for paper
With the next presidential election less than five months away, Rep. Rush Holt (D-N.J.) led a rally last week at the Cannon House Office Building in Washington, D.C., to heighten the sense of urgency for e-voting paper-trail legislation.
Digital Government
the Pipeline
Fun with taxonomies; Seek and ye shall find; A smattering of miscellany.
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