People on the Move
<b>Lee Harvey</b>, program director for the Army's eArmyU, has won the Association for Federal IRM's May 2002 Leadership Award for his management of the virtual university program.
State seeks to cut duplicate Web links
In the wake of an inspector general report criticizing duplicate Internet connections at overseas posts, the State Department plans to consolidate Net services.
DISA licenses firewalls for PCs and Palm units
The Defense Information Systems Agency has licensed Symantec Desktop Firewall 2.0 for 2 million Defense Department computers, plus Norton AntiVirus 2002 for Palm OS handheld devices.
IG says system for tracking foreign students not effective
The Immigration and Naturalization Service's new student tracking system likely will have minimal impact in solving the problem of tracking foreign students in the United States, the Justice Department's inspector general says.
INS embarks on IT makeover
The Immigration and Naturalization Service plans to fulfill Congress' mandate that it modernize applications to track foreigners and screen people entering the United States by weaving it into a plan for revamping the agency's IT infrastructure.
Systems R&D focuses on response to terrorism
REDONDO BEACH, Calif.'In the wake of Sept. 11, government IT shops have changed more than just how they manage systems. They have also shifted the agendas of academics conducting research into governmental IT.
Defense will base revisions to A-76 process on panel's plan
The Defense Department this summer will issue a plan to improve competitions for privatizing federal programs under OMB Circular A-76.
DOD tests single sign-on system for paperless contracting
The Defense Department this summer will test a one-stop security sign-in for its paperless contracting environment.
Washington wishes upon a star to find new CIO
Washington Gov. Gary Locke announced last month the appointment of Stuart M. McKee, the former vice president of Walt Disney Internet Group, as the state's CIO.
Showdown: data sharing vs. privacy
How can agencies share their information while keeping control of it?
Kellett: Get moving on GPEA
With a year to go before the Government Paperwork Elimination Act kicks in, the Office of Management and Budget is expecting agencies to show substantial progress in automating transactions, two federal executives said last week.
GAO says many agencies have GPRA troubles
The Government Performance and Results Act remains a mystery to many agencies, the General Accounting Office says.
Supreme Court to rule on sex offender sites
The Supreme Court said last week it would review Connecticut's law requiring the online posting of the names, addresses and photographs of convicted sex offenders.
Treasury picks SBC for $13m voice, data BPA
The Treasury Department has awarded SBC Global Services Inc. a 41/2-year, $13 million blanket purchasing agreement to provide the department and its bureaus with telephony equipment and services.
Debra Stouffer becomes the first EPA CTO
Debra Stouffer last week became the Environmental Protection Agency's first chief technology officer.
Lockheed gets $400m job for Medicare IT
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services awarded Lockheed Martin Corp. a $400 million, eight-year contract to consolidate the agency's networks and systems.
Look to proven e-gov strategies, CIO Council says
For the Office of Management and Budget's 24 e-government initiatives to work, project leaders must rely on proven strategies, one agency executive says.
What on Web merits saving?
Exactly which parts of an agency's Web site constitute federal records, subject to rules governing retention and disposition, depends on the agency in question. Officials of the National Archives and Records Administration and other agencies reached no consensus at last week's FedWeb 2002 conference at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Md.
Upgrade of federal thrift system nears completion
After more than five years of fits and starts, including the firing of the original contractor, a new federal thrift savings system is set to open for business Sept. 16.
DOD is wary of competitive procurement proposal
A provision some in Congress want added to the 2002 National Defense Authorization Act is a lot like a gift received on Christmas Day, said director of Defense procurement Deidre Lee. The intent of the gift is good, but it might not be what you asked for, it might not fit and you might not be able to return it.
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