People
Bush signs tech-heavy border bill
Border security bill includes high-tech passports, computer tracking of students and improved database access
People
Study: E-gov falters easily
From rounding up funding to compelling cooperation among agencies, e-government is a tough business
People
INS readies system to track comings, goings
INS has taken the first step toward building an automated entry/exit system to track foreign visitors
People
INS preps student tracking system
On July 1, some U.S. colleges will begin using a computerized system to keep track of foreign students
People
Student tracking begins July 1
Colleges and trade schoolssoon will begin using a nationwide computerized system to track foreign students
Digital Government
USPS centralizing its network
USPS is migrating from a client/server architecture to Web-based one, reducing its servers by 11,500
People
INS opens entry/exit door
Agency takes first step in 'huge' project of building an automated system to keep track of foreign visitors
People
Legislation to create 'smart' licenses
Two Northern Virginia congressmen introduced legislation that would require all states to issue driver's licenses that contain a computer chip with identity information
People
Bill would streamline homeland tech
Rep. Davis introduced legislation to create a technical assistance team to assess the merits of industry proposals
People
Study: E-gov prone to falter
More than 60 percent of e-government initiatives fail or fall short of their objectives, according Gartner study
Digital Government
Bill calls for driver's license chip
Legislation would require all states to issue driver's licenses that contain a computer chip filled with ID information
People
Davis: Streamline homeland tech
Congressman preps plan, legislation to speed the evaluation and procurement of homeland security solutions
People
INS split may delay tech upgrades
The House vote to divide the agency is likely to delay some of INS' planned modernizations
People
Forman says feds hungry for change
But some managers may stand in the way of progress and e-government
Digital Government
Cyber bills find support
A Senate panel April 24 endorsed two pieces of security legislation
People
Earth 911 site fills e-gov niche
Nonprofit sets up portal for environmental data collected by 10,000 local agencies
Digital Government
Gates: Tablet will improve e-gov
Several emerging technologies promise to vastly improve the functionality of e-government, Gates says
Digital Government
Earth 911 site a model for e-gov
Nonprofit's portal for environmental data is cited as a workable model that could be widely used in e-government
Digital Government
Industry hails cyber R&D bill
Panel of scientists and businessmen discuss cybersecurity R&D and NET Guard legislation
Digital Government
Knowledge management's 'worst'
Gartner research finds government to be the worst group at using knowledge management
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