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GAO says pre-award audits protect prices
Pricing tools can keep tabs on how much contractors' charge the government compared with other customers, the Government Accountability Office reports.
(Posted July 22, 2008)
DHS seeks cybersecurity capability info
The Homeland Security Department has requested information from vendors on how they can help the department with the EINSTEIN and TIC cybersecurity programs.
(Posted July 21, 2008)
FCW's The Week
Find links to articles in the July 21, 2008, issue and related items.
(Posted July 21, 2008)
PHR adoption: How’s it going?
Provider usage is one way to tell whether the Defense and Veterans Affairs departments’ personal health record systems are successful.
(Posted July 21, 2008)
Full medical jacket
The military’s personal health record projects — which aim for convenience, lower costs and better health outcomes — are shaking up deeply rooted business processes.
(Posted July 21, 2008)
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Kelman: Knowledge management 2.0
The Customs and Border Protection agency's new Web site is a good approach to enabling employees to collaborate.
(Posted July 14, 2008)
Get a Life!: Airline misery
There may be no data on how many federal employees were stranded at airports last week, but certainly there must be stories to tell. Blogger Judy Welles knows your pain.
(Posted April 11, 2008)
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Talking across the fence
IT industry groups have complex relationships with the federal agencies and lawmakers they often collaborate with
(Posted October 1, 2007)
Alliance: DHS will miss Pass card deadline
The Smart Card Alliance says the department cannot finish testing ID cards with RFID tags in time for them to be an alternative to passports by next summer.
(Posted September 18, 2007)
Love/hate relationship with NMCI
The Navy and Marine Corps have learned many lessons from the massive — and controversial — outsourcing project.
(Posted September 10, 2007)
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The Lectern: High costs, courtesy of Congress
After reading a New York Times article, Steve Kelman wonders if the Senate will put a stop to bill the House passed that would allow competitive bids instead of a price-list system for medical equipment.
(Posted June 26, 2008)
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