OMB official says e-government bill falls short

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• July 12, 2001

E-gov efforts growing, but lack vision, says GAO chief

• Joshua Dean
• July 12, 2001

Navy brings vast intranet online

• Joshua Dean
• July 12, 2001

Tech workers will be guinea pigs for civil service changes

A House lawmaker on July 31 will unveil legislation to change some rules for recruiting and retaining federal technology and procurement specialists.

• Brian Friel
• July 11, 2001

Agencies need centralized databases, Oracle CEO says

• Liza Porteus
• July 11, 2001

Group steps up efforts to repeal contractor ethics regulation

• National Journal
• July 10, 2001

Ex-Census chief proposes new privacy protection

• Drew Clark
• July 10, 2001

GAO dismisses protest over government long-distance contract

• Shane Harris
• July 9, 2001

Ghosts of old federal Web sites still lurking around

• Shane Harris
• July 6, 2001

National security needs boost sales of encryption products

• National Journal
• July 5, 2001

FirstGov Web portal deluged with citizen e-mail

Citizens are flooding FirstGov, the federal Web portal, with e-mail requests for information, creating a technology and management headache for the site's operators.

• Joshua Dean
• July 5, 2001

Bush to agencies: Get rid of 'vampire' appliances

• Kellie Lunney
• July 3, 2001

Privacy in the spotlight at two Hill hearings

• Drew Clark
• July 3, 2001

House leader attacks agency information sharing

• Liza Porteus
• June 28, 2001

Navy says new intranet will upgrade computer security

• Joshua Dean
• June 27, 2001

Road to accessible technology just beginning, managers say

• Kellie Lunney and Jason Peckenpaugh
• June 25, 2001

Electronic government has a long way to go, OMB chief says

• Joshua Dean
• June 22, 2001

Report recommends ways to increase technology accessibility

• Liza Porteus
• June 22, 2001

Wireless technology helps FEMA handle disaster relief

• Joshua Dean
• June 20, 2001

Bush lauds efforts to make technology accessible to the disabled

President Bush on Tuesday heralded technology accessibility regulations that will take effect next week as an opportunity for all Americans with disabilities to gain better access to their government.

• Shane Harris
• June 20, 2001