NMCI deployment begins at Marine Corps base
The Marine Corps today starts the transition to the Navy-Marine Corps Intranet, as its base in Quantico, Va., turns over operations and maintenance of the base's PC services to EDS Corp.<br>
Info seekers, hackers besiege government sites
War protesters and hackers are assaulting <i>.gov</i> and <i>.mil</i> Websites 'in digital retaliation' for the war in Iraq in record numbers, according to one security firm. The White House says the attacks are not unexpected.<br>
Despite mixed results, feds make GPEA a priority
October will mark five years since President Clinton signed the Government Paperwork Elimination Act in the hope that Internet technology would change the way the government interacts with citizens. Although the Net has transformed how agencies do business, the government will fall short of GPEA's vision.
Government sites see a spike in visits
Government Web sites captured the clicks of more than a third of all domestic Internet surfers last month, suggesting that their attempt to communicate to citizens through the Internet is gaining ground. <br>
DoD dodged bullet on Win 2000 vulnerability; experts wait for wider attacks
Microsoft Corp. has released a patch for the rare zero-day exploit of a weakness in its Windows 2000 operating systems, but some security experts say a broader attack could be in the offing. And the Army says it was not the target, as has been reported.<br>
Another View: Do Web sites put agencies' best faces forward?
Here is one unmistakable sign that it truly is a new day in government: A growing number of citizens in search of reliable health information, printable tax forms or Social Security information are likely to go to a computer to get what they need. The number of Americans who have visited government Web sites has jumped by more than 70 percent in the past two years, according to the Pew Internet & American Life Project.
State launches visa information site
The State Department today unveiled a Web site to provide details for people seeking visas for travel to the United States.<br>
How Air Force will move to Web services
The Global Combat Support System will be 'one of the main projects using XML messaging' to connect 22 pipelines for supplies, transportation, maintenance and other functions.<br>
Navy sets parameters for single portal project
The Navy has released a guide to establish a framework for the Navy-Marine Corps Portal, a single online structure to replace or integrate thousands of Web sites throughout the service. <br>
Labor upgrades job skills database
The Labor Department yesterday released the Occupational Information Network Online 4.0, an improved version of its database of worker attributes and job characteristics. <br>
Navy forms XML groups
The Navy has adopted groups to coordinate implementation of Extensible Markup Language with the department's systems and applications.<br>
White House updates federal e-gov site
The White House today launched a revamped Web site for e-government projects, organizing information about the 25 Quicksilver initiatives under one portal.<br>
USDA augments HR help desk with desktop training software
The Agriculture Department by May 1 plans to make its human resources information and many personnel functions available online to employees nationwide.<br>
On the Hill, more Web sites making the grade
Congressional Web sites improved dramatically over the past year, but the number of poor sites remained almost the same, the Congress Online Project concluded last week in its second annual study.
GAO: Share-in-savings contracts can be difficult
Share-in-savings contracting, which can be an effective tool in motivating contractors to generate savings for clients, can be especially difficult to do in the federal government, a new General Accounting Office report says. <br>
Labor updates GovBenefits portal
The Labor Department has updated version its <i>GovBenefits.gov </i>portal.
Hill Web sites improve their grades in latest review
Many Web sites for individual members of Congress have improved their services since last year, but the number of poor sites remained almost the same, the Congress Online Project noted today. <br>
California city blocks employees' access to some sites
"The gateway to Napa Valley" uses software to block the gateway to harmful or inappropriate Internet use by city employees. <br>
Five e-gov winners
Five agency e-government projects this month received best-in-show recognition out of 25 finalists for the Excellence.Gov awards sponsored by the CIO Council, the Industry Advisory Council and E-Gov at the Web-Enabled Conference in Washington.
XACML standard controls Web services access
The Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards has approved the Extensible Access Control Markup Language specification for Web services and documents.<br>
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