People
An unenviable position
INS Commissioner James Ziglar is in a tough spot: IT, key to his vision of fixing INS, is one of the agency's constant struggles
People
Success comes with a cost
At least one INS e-service promises prompt performance: The Premium Processing Service for nonimmigrant worker visas
People
Forman: Feds hungry for change
But workers tell him they are thwarted by supervisors who impede e-government progress
People
OMB hands out e-gov funding
OMB has selected five initiatives for funding that concentrate on expanding the foundation of e-government
Digital Government
Ballmer sees XML revolution
Microsoft CEO says XML smoothes the move into e-government without massive system overhauls
People
Nations wary of e-democracy
Governments seem ambivalent about letting the public participate too directly in electronic governance
People
Ashcroft orders more info sharing
Attorney general instructs law enforcement and intelligence agencies to do a better job of sharing information
Digital Government
A call for reform
Congressmen argue that the plan to reform the INS does not go far enough
People
Dems: Tech missing from INS reform
Reform legislation fails to address the agency's IT weaknesses, Democrats say
People
FirstGov misses deadline
AT&T Business Services and its Norwegian search engine partner failed to meet the deadline for installing the new search engine
People
Tourism trumps taxes
Government Web sites are hot destinations on the Internet, according to a new survey
People
Measuring e-gov
New government-funded metric will help agencies evaluate a project?s usefulness
People
Group sues for access to security documents
EPIC files suit stemming from concern that the Office of Homeland Security may be secretly developing elements of a national ID system
People
Information clicks with Web users
A new survey shows that government Web sites are hot destinations on the Internet, with tourism info leading the way
People
Privacy group sues Homeland office
EPIC seeks records related to activities that could lead to the creation of national ID systems
People
FirstGov search misses deadline
AT&T and search engine partner miss deadline, forcing GSA to pay for previously free Inktomi service
People
Adobe to retool PDF forms
Changes envisioned for Reader software would support online transactions
Digital Government
INS taps CSC for verification system
The INS will pay Computer Sciences Corp. up to $31 million for a computer system designed to verify the eligibility of foreigners applying for government benefits and jobs
Digital Government
INS awards verification contract
CSC will develop system to verify whether registered aliens are eligible for benefits or employment
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