People
Tech trails in election report
Better election procedures are more important than high-tech voting machines, a task force reports to Congress
Digital Government
Unisys settling radar contract claims
Unisys will settle claims that it failed to disclose subcontractor information to the Air Force
People
Mueller confirmed with IT mandate
New director says FBI needs to upgrade its information systems and procedures
Digital Government
Illegal immigrant data untapped
Border Patrol has not analyzed a database of biometric information that could help stop illegal immigrants
People
CAP delivers accessible equipment
A DOD program now offers services to 43 other agencies, providing technology for workers with disabilities
Digital Government
Red-light cameras at the crossroads
Tickets fill city coffers, but critics contend that the cameras roll over privacy, constitutional rights
People
ADA assistance on CD-ROM
Agencies affected by the disabilities act can find information on the new Justice tool
Digital Government
Voting researchers eye optical scans
High technology does not offer the best answer to the problem of inaccurate voting machines
People
Webmasters get online 508 how-to's
FCW's DotGov Thursday feature describes online lessons for Web page designers struggling to meet Section 508 accessibility standards
Digital Government
Optical scanning best for ballots
Internet, electronic voting is not the answer to address inaccuracies, researchers say
People
GOP not sold on Lieberman e-gov bill
Sen. Joe Lieberman's hope for broad bipartisan support of his sweeping blueprint for egovernment got a jolt from Senate Republicans
People
Subduing the paper chase
Personnel center struggles to reverse growing backlog of records requests by veterans
Digital Government
Election lives on, online
Remember Go Pat Go? Well, Reform Party candidate Pat Buchanan is long gone, but his presidential campaign Web site lives on
People
House bill concedes on IT czar
Rep. Turner would settle for a federal CIO who reports to the director of OMB
People
E-gov bill draws doubters
Lieberman egov bill provokes skepticism, opposition during initial hearing
Digital Government
'Freewheeling IT spending' over
Bush's performancebased agenda makes it harder to justify IT spending, analyst says
People
A portal to new freedom
Labor site will help people with disabilities find information about services
People
Increasing access
According to White House officials, computer use and Internet access for people with disabilities is half that of people without disabilities
People
Canada securing e-gov
Canada, which already has the most advanced electronic government in the world, has hired a consortium of companies to help develop the privacy and security features needed to expand its online government services
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