People
Election 2000 lives on, online
Commissioned by the Library of Congress, archive features more than 1,000 election-related Web sites
People
Veterans records backlog mounts
The National Personnel Records Center plans to begin using computers to receive, track requests
Acquisition
USPS preps $1 billion deal
Vendor sought for second-generation contract to supply computers, storage, software, support
People
Canada securing e-government
Texas company to help develop privacy and security features for wide-ranging online transactions
People
Bush pushes Energy Star
President says federal computers should automatically shut down when they are not being used
Digital Government
Forman: Too much spent on IT
At $44 billion a year, the federal government may be spending too much on information technology, the Bush administration's new IT chief contends.
People
New IT strategy takes shape under Bush
Reinventing is out, measuring outcomes is in, and squeezing money from existing information technology projects may be the only way to fund future ones
Digital Government
Forman: 'Fad buying' must stop
New federal IT chief says agencies are wasting money on multiple portals, search engines, etc.
People
New IT strategy taking shape
Bush administration emphasis is on outcomes and saving money, deputy CIOs say
Digital Government
Caution raised on red-light cameras
Rep. Armey says the cameras, meant to monitor traffic at dangerous intersections, are a threat to privacy
People
Council: Accessibility a civil right
Access to information and information technology has become so important it should be considered a civil right
People
Day One Scorecard
When Section 508 went into effect June 21, Hiawatha Island Software Co. officials sampled pages on select federal Web sites to check how many complied with accessibility requirements
People
GOP spells out keys to e-Contract
House Republicans unveil their e-Contract with High-Tech America
People
Agencies prep for accessibility deadline
With the 508 compliance deadline at hand, agencies are being offered new guidance
People
E-gov's 'electronic shadow'
The growing ability federal agencies have to collect, store, retrieve, compare and analyze electronic records offers both benefit and risk, the General Accounting Office reports.
Digital Government
Less privacy for digital data
Computer and Internet developments have outpaced federal privacy protections
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