Former e-government officials favor governmentwide plan

• Ted Leventhal
• December 11, 2003

Firm could lose IRS computer contract over delays

• National Journal
• December 11, 2003

Patent office chief to depart; deputy may be in line for job

• Drew Clark
• December 9, 2003

Agencies get failing grades on cybersecurity

Federal efforts to secure critical computer systems and sensitive information are improving, but more than half of all agencies are still doing very poorly at the task, lawmakers said Tuesday.

• Chris Strohm
• December 9, 2003

HHS completes e-grants site

• Amelia Gruber
• December 9, 2003

Slow to Share

Agencies aren't moving quickly enough to share information about potential terrorist threats, an influential group argued last week.

• Shane Harris
• December 9, 2003

Defense official defends idea of data mining

• Chloe Albanesius
• December 2, 2003

Paying a VISIT

The Homeland Security Department is officially in the market for a contractor to lead its biggest project to date, the US VISIT immigration system.

• Shane Harris
• December 2, 2003

Nanotechnology bill called 'historic'

• William New
• December 1, 2003

House, Senate split difference on Energy supercomputing funds

• Greta Wodele
• November 25, 2003

Free Information Market

The rapid growth in Freedom of Information Act requests is a headache for agencies and a business opportunity for tech firms.

• Shane Harris
• November 25, 2003

Privacy experts differ on merits of passenger-screening program

• Drew Clark
• November 21, 2003

Federal technology spending expected to grow 4 percent a year

• Ted Leventhal
• November 19, 2003

Lawmakers decry inability to share veterans' health data

• Chloe Albanesius
• November 19, 2003

Shut Out

U.S. satellite firms want the federal government to lighten up on trade with China.

• Shane Harris
• November 18, 2003

Officials press for long-term high-end computing plan

• Greta Wodele
• November 12, 2003

Agencies urged to seek outside input on e-gov projects

• Amelia Gruber
• November 12, 2003

Defense bill elevates debate on tech security issues

• William New
• November 11, 2003

Cease Fire

A technology that has been used for decades in nuclear weapons and car radios could curb the threat of shoulder-filed missiles like those used to shoot down an Army helicopter in Iraq this month, according to weapons control experts.

• Shane Harris
• November 11, 2003

Defensive Customer

The commercial satellite industry has developed a love-hate relationship with the Defense Department.

• Shane Harris
• November 4, 2003