Citrix expands MetaFrame applications

Citrix Systems Inc. is broadening MetaFrame'one of the earliest remote-access and management infrastructures'to include conferencing and identity management.<br>

Open-source thrives in sunshine

Michael Tiemann's career has grown along with the open-source software movement. In the late 1980s he wrote GCC, the first native-code C++ compiler and debugger, for the Free Software Foundation.

TSP system to begin user tests

The new and much-maligned Thrift Savings Plan system will begin user-acceptance testing this month and parallel testing with the existing system next month.

Agencies make telework gains; barriers remain

The Office of Personnel Management is working with the CIO Council to sketch out a plan to make it easier for federal employees to telework.

OPM prepares for final phase of e-Clearance project

The Office of Personnel Management is planning the final phase of its e-Clearance project, an effort to consolidate and speed processing of government security clearances.<br>

DISA consolidation will cut 1,200 jobs

The Defense Information Systems Agency has announced a plan to consolidate its Computing Services Directorate over the next 30 months, which may result in the loss of up to 1,200 jobs.<br>

Open source advocate suggests incentive program

An open-source software advocate is proposing an incentive program to encourage developers to release their source code after it has earned a certain amount of money.<br>

Pugliese to lead DuPont fed business development

Frank Pugliese Jr., former commissioner of the General Services Administration's Federal Supply Service, has been appointed managing director of DuPont Government Business Development, a new business based in DuPont's Washington office.<br>

Forman on e-gov: 'We are headed in the right direction'

Progress on the 25 Quicksilver e-government projects has varied, but at least one project that fell behind seems to be back on track, according to a senior administration official.

AT&T will wire Capitol Hill

AT&T Corp.'s government solutions group of McLean, Va., has announced plans to wire 14 government buildings on Capitol Hill to its local fiber-optic network.<br>

E-mail can spell trouble for unprepared government agencies

As millions more messages clog government e-mailboxes, the legal consequences of e-mail delivery and storage have become a bigger issue for government agencies, an attorney who specializes in record retention cases says.<br>

Telecom advisory group wraps up work on best security practices

The Network Reliability and Interoperability Council on Friday completed work on a set of best practices to ensure the security and availability of the nation's communications infrastructure.<br>

Callahan to move to homeland slot

Laura Callahan, deputy CIO of the Labor Department, will become the deputy CIO of the Homeland Security Department at the end of March, sources say. <br>

House committee searches texts of hearings via video

The House Government Reform subcommittee on Technology, Information Policy, Intergovernmental Relations and the Census yesterday became the first House committee to use video-to-text technology for hearings. <br>

Soldiers in Kuwait drive with satellite tracking, e-mail

Hundreds of ground tactical vehicles in Kuwait have been outfitted with the Army's Movement Tracking System, which uses satellites to transmit e-mail messages between troops and commanders and to show vehicle operators their precise positions.<br>

FirstGov among finalists for $100,000 prize

The <i>Firstgov.gov</i> portal was one of two government IT-specific projects among the finalists for the annual Innovations in American Government Award.<br>

GCN, Washington Technology receive Neal honors

Government Computer News was honored as a finalist in a national business journalism contest yesterday.<br>

House panel grills Los Alamos managers

Three present and former Los Alamos National Laboratory officials today denied that they tried to thwart investigations into allegations of theft and mismanagement last year.<br>

Tablet PC learns more lingo

Microsoft Corp. today announced a beta release of its multilingual software for the Tablet PC, letting users log on or run an application in multiple foreign languages.<br>

National Guard seals deal for RCAS, training support

The National Guard Bureau today awarded a $115 million competitive task order to SRA International Inc. of Fairfax, Va., for a wide range of advanced IT products and services to the bureau's CIO and Army Reserve unit. <br>

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