Web tool speeds services for at-risk youth in Mich.
Web collaboration software is part of a move toward more-unified forms and documents for rural county.
NIST offers guidelines for securing VOIP
National Institute of Standards and Technology warns Voice over IP technology may introduce new security headaches.
DHS launches vendor Web site
The Homeland Security Department today unveiled a Web site for collecting information on IT products and services from vendors.
Sasser worms slowing the Internet
The Sasser family of worms appears to be slowing down Internet traffic, making some destinations unavailable.
NEA to use Transportation's Delphi financial system
National Endowment for the Arts selects the Web-ready Delphi Financial Management System, developed by the Transportation Department, for its new finance system.
HHS launches Medicare prescription site
Prescription site to let Medicare recipients sign up for discount cards and compare drug prices.
SBA launches online loan submission system
The Small Business Administration today made it easier for lenders to submit loan applications for its SBAExpress loan program.
SEC Web site bogs down on Google IPO filing interest
Google Inc.'s IPO plans push so much traffic to the SEC Web site yesterday that it may have significantly slowed down the performance of the agency's home page.
Services rendered
When Sun Microsystems Inc.'s Scott McNealy and Microsoft Corp.'s Steve Ballmer announced last month that the two companies had agreed to work on interoperability between their systems, they already had a good head start. That's because both companies already support Web services standards in their development tools.
Internaut: Justice XML effort is promising
One of the more interesting public-safety and homeland security efforts in recent months is a data reference model called Justice XML, officially known as the Global Justice XML Data Model.
Education, states team on school site
How do schools in Florida compare with those in Delaware in meeting the educational standards of the No Child Left Behind Act?A consortium of federal, state and private groups is posting answers to such questions at www.schoolresults.org, a Web site funded by the Education Department and a nonprofit group to make school performance data readily available and schools more accountable.
OASIS tackles modular documentation
A Web services standards body wants to make technical documents modular so they will be easier to update and reuse.
Yellowstone cams aim for low-impact access
Nature doesn't unfold in 60 minutes like a TV program. But even so, 'there's something going on all the time' to fascinate wildlife biologists at the 2.2-million-acre Yellowstone National Park, said John Varley, director of the park's Center for Resources.
Need for hierarchies makes taxonomy an essential ingredient in content management
A taxonomy is critical to running a large Web site with a content management system because the software requires that site documents and other information be classified in hierarchies.
Capturing Content
What's the advantage of having a content management system for online information?Ask the IRS. Its Web content management system has brought kudos, not complaints, from the General Accounting Office.
Siren central
When forest fires scorch the West later this year, firefighting managers will use Web services to plan their moves.
Web app tracks N. Dakota lawmaking
During late-night debates or heated committee hearings, state legislators in North Dakota can use a new system to keep track of the latest bill amendments.
Treat that Web content like laundry
Agency webmasters should host static and dynamic Web pages on separate servers to minimize response time, one content management software provider suggests.<br>
Online tax sites survive 11th hour deluge well
Online tax sites performed well in the face of a flood of users during the final four days before the April 15 tax-filing deadline, a study released today showed.<br>
FDA tracks the bad stuff
The Food and Drug Administration's ban on ephedra products took effect last week, but only after the deaths of 155 people in the United States had been tied to the substance's use'deaths that the FDA had discovered by using an application to track adverse drug effects online.
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