People
Davis: Feds shift 508 responsibilities
Procurement officials have to tried to shift accessibility responsibility to product vendors, Rep. Davis says
People
GSA debuts friendlier FirstGov
The overhauled FirstGov Web is a visible sign of the Bush administration's efforts to make government more productive and effective by using the Internet
People
Perception of e-gov shifting
Americans now see e-gov as a key tool for catching and prosecuting terrorists and for coordinating government responses to bioterrorism attacks, according to a new poll
People
Dems upgrade political machine
The Democratic National Committee has begun combing through its month-old Web site to remove errors and improve confusing navigation
People
Ridge outlines tech defenses
Disease surveillance and compatible communication systems are key technologies in homeland security
People
GSA debuts friendlier FirstGov
FirstGov has been redesigned to highlight online services for citizens, businesses and other governments
Digital Government
Perception of e-gov shifting
Poll shows that Americans now see e-government as a key tool for catching terrorists and for coordinating bioterror response
People
Democrats' new site misses mark
Site is full of user-oriented features, but some are poorly designed and others provide bad information
People
Caution urged on entry/exit system
Business leaders worry that INS system would disrupt border crossings and cripple commerce
People
Moran pushes 'smart' license
Rep. James Moran wants states to adopt high-tech licenses to make license counterfeiting and fraudulent applications much harder.
People
OMB: Security on tap
Official says Bush administration has made no progress on improving the security of government computer systems
People
Dems upgrade political machine
The Democratic National Committee has begun combing through its month-old Web site to remove errors and improve confusing navigation
People
ID card plan assailed
A plan to integrate state driver's license databases could decrease privacy, EPIC warns
Digital Government
ID card plan criticized
Proposal to make driver's licenses more reliable and secure would create 'de facto national ID card,' privacy advocates warn
People
Company shows off ID alternative
Sonic Foundry says it has a new way of checking identification -- without a new ID card
People
Digital Tech Corps bill revived
Sen. Voinovich introduces legislation to make public/private IT job-swapping possible
Digital Government
House OKs cybersecurity bill
NSF and NIST would sponsor computer and network security research and fund doctoral students studying cybersecurity
People
Electronic archive funding preserved
NARA budget prioritizes electronic records archive and records management rules
People
Justice seeks $2B for IT, workers
But the department's largest single technology program is a $400-million-a-year election reform effort
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