People
Agencies get down to business
OMB's decision to bounce back business case studies improves planning, officials say
Digital Government
DEA extends info security contract
Science Applications International got a $9.2 million follow-on contract from the Drug Enforcement Administration.
People
SkillSoft upgrades for accessibility
The company has enhanced more than 300 IT skills courses to meet the requirements in Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act.
People
Forman pushes for open standards
Agencies should start using open-standard solutions that rest on a foundation of business processes, former e-gov leader Mark Forman says.
Acquisition
Davis reviews immigration contracting
The House Government Reform Committee, chaired by Rep. Tom Davis, will review legacy contracting functions at the former Immigration and Naturalization Service.
People
Atlanta to test US-VISIT tech
Homeland Security will test the U.S. Visitor and Immigrant Status Indicator Technology technologies at Atlanta International Airport.
Digital Government
Justice renews Web use monitor
DOJ will keep using Wavecrest's Cyfin Reporter software to track employees' Web surfing.
People
EPA blasts e-rulemaking audit
An EPA official wonders why the GAO audited the Regulations.gov program just weeks after it was launched.
People
Senate would keep e-gov funding at $5M
The Senate approved $5 million for the e-government fund, the same as it has received for the past three years.
People
Commerce's Bodman to head E-Gov committee
Samuel Bodman will become chair of the e-gov committee on the President's Management Council.
People
West to take over as FEMA CIO
CIO musical chairs continue, as West replaces Rose Parkes, who replaced Karen Evans, who replaced Mark Forman, who took an industry job.
People
Homeland Security seeks fees to fund SEVIS
Officials are proposing a one-time $100 fee on foreign students to pay for maintenance of the Student and Exchange Visitor Information System.
People
Entrust to provide PKI for FBI
Northrop Grumman chose Entrust to provide public-key infrastructure protection for FBI systems.
People
Evans: E-gov marches on
The government's e-government boss said agencies should keep improving even after they get green scores on the president's management score card.
Digital Government
DigitalNet upgrades info sharing software
XTS-400 is designed for intelligence and homeland security agencies sharing data across jurisdictions and networks.
People
FBI uses Convera for searching terror data
The company will get $1.5 million to provide RetrievalWare for searching counterterrorism and intelligence data.
Digital Government
Coast Guard intranet wins kudos
The clean design and personalized features of the Coast Guard's intranet caught the attention of the Nielsen Norman Group
People
OPM survey to gauge telework progress
Office of Personnel Management officials issued their annual survey as part of the agency's effort to measure the status of the federal telework program.
People
GAO sees e-rulemaking holes
Regulations.gov could do things to make it easier to find proposed rules, the General Accounting Office says.
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