People
Homeland defense puzzle laid out
INS technology chief sees little understanding of how IT parts must work as a whole to improve homeland defense
People
FBI stands by fingerprinting
Despite dazzling biometrics, official tells Congress that fingerprinting is still the best
People
Ashcroft announces INS split
One agency will process immigrants and visitors, and the other will protect the nation's borders
Digital Government
INS system loses track of aliens
The Automated I-94 System fails to detect about 2 million aliens a year who overstay their visas
Digital Government
State delivers better money management
The U.S. embassy in Peru is the first U.S. diplomatic post overseas to use a new Web-based financial management system developed for the State Department
Digital Government
Keep Web sites simple
When it comes to congressional Web sites, users are much more impressed by simplicity
Digital Government
Ashcroft: Justice needs IT upgrades
Attorney General John Ashcroft called on senior Justice Department managers to find a way to improve the agency's information technology
Digital Government
House proposal would reorganize INS
Rep. F. James Sensenbrenner Jr. has introduced legislation to split the Immigration and Naturalization Service in two
Modernization
Justice shift calls for better IT
Wartime mobilization requires modern information technology, attorney general says
Acquisition
Consolidation core of e-gov push
Experience with cameras, facial recognition shows limits to catching terrorists
People
Vendors look to soothe jittery feds
As long as the clause question remains unresolved, vendors worry that it could disrupt IT buying by the biggest customer in the marketplace -- the federal government
People
Web accessibility: A welcome change
But even some of the accessible Web sites could stand some usability improvements
People
Military e-voting plan wins backers
Congress plans DOD demonstration project in midterm elections
Digital Government
The message is clear: Keep it simple
Web users seek more information, less glitz on Congressional Web sites
Digital Government
E-voting wins backers
Internet voting technology is available, supporters say, but preparing localities will be a challenge
Digital Government
Anti-terror law expands powers
President Bush signed anti- terrorism legislation Friday that vastly expands government investigators' authority to conduct electronic surveillance
Digital Government
Anti-terror law expands powers
Bush signs anti-terrorism law that vastly expands federal authority to conduct electronic surveillance.
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