NIH adds single sign-on to its one-stop portal
Early next month, employees who log on to the National Institutes of Health's my.nih.gov data portal will need only one password to open protected applications.
Census will count county lines via Web
Under a Census Bureau contract, the Open GIS Consortium Inc. is working out ways for local and tribal jurisdictions to begin reporting their boundary changes electronically. <br>
NARA: Digital tape, FTP are OK for records
Agencies transferring permanent records to the National Archives and Records Administration can use digital tape or File Transfer Protocol, the agency said in a final rule published in the Federal Register.
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<b>9-11 CyberCrime 2003 Conference.<b><br> Mashantucket, Conn. Contact Internet Crimes Inc.; Web: <a href= "http://www.cybercrime2003.com">www.cybercrime2003.com</a>; phone: 800-213-4326.
Executive Suite: Follow this 10-step program for success
Is it 2003 already? The New Year is an important time for CIOs and their staffs to refresh and rewire. Consider these 10 resolutions'some classic, some new'and plan for your most successful year ever.
Value chain aids business cases
The Labor Department has found a strategy it hopes to use to satisfy two of the Office of Management and Budget's more complicated requirements.
Armed services chairman will push for faster IT development
Rep. Duncan Hunter (R-Calif.) was chosen last night to be the new chairman of the House Armed Services Committee. <br>
Cox to chair new House homeland committee
House Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.) has selected Rep. Christopher Cox (R-Ca.) to be the chairman of the new Select Committee on Homeland Security. <br>
FAA concedes to IG report, creates new plan for ITWS
When the Transportation Department's inspector general criticized the Federal Aviation Administration for mismanagement of its Integrated Terminal Weather System project, the agency didn't argue. <br>
Senate fray stalls homeland funding
Delays in negotiating the committee structure of the Senate have stalled the reprogramming of $125 million that would provide seed money for the Homeland Security Department.<br>
DOD says medical pilot is not affected by TriWest thefts
Last month's theft of computer equipment containing information on more than 500,000 military members poses no threat to the Composite Health Care System II, a Defense health official says.
Davis gets reform committee chair; could fold in IT subcommittee
Congressman Tom Davis, a sponsor of the E-Government Act of 2002 and the Services Acquisition Reform Act, has been elected chairman of the House Government Reform Committee.
The lowdown on integrated development environments
<b>What is it?</b> An integrated development environment lets you edit, compile and debug C, C++ or Java code. The latest tools also provide links to Web, modeling and performance-testing applications.
Database gives doctors global access
The Defense Department has approved limited deployment of a database that will eventually store the records of more than 8.5 million military personnel and their families, letting doctors retrieve medical histories and information on their patients at the click of a mouse.
Pop-up messages relay alarms at Bureau of Land Management
A loud fire alarm doesn't tell workers everything they need to know in some emergencies.
Comptroller pulls agency's numbers together
Until recently, Barry Harmon could not find a given payroll report without sifting through spreadsheet after spreadsheet.
Compact tape library packs data in at 3.4T
The Scalar 24 multiformat, compact tape library can store up to 3.4T of uncompressed data in a 7-inch-high chassis.
@Info.Policy: Are e-gov act's privacy reviews a hollow demand?
So much legislation with information policy implications passed at the tail end of the 107th Congress that it will take a long time to digest it all. I thought I would start with the E-Government Act of 2002.
VA watches over servers as well as patients
Hal Haislip and the other engineers at the Veterans Affairs Department network operations center in Little Rock, Ark., aren't doctors, but they do have patients' lives in their hands.
The Air Force's FIRST rule: Keep outsourcing flexible
Outsourcing has a definite appeal for agencies that want to achieve efficiencies of scale and free up resources for higher-impact uses.
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