Submissions for Op-Ed

  • Feb 22, 2004

Federal Computer Week welcomes opinion pieces from the government information technology community.

Submission guidelines:

* The best start is to contact us before you begin writing. Send an e-mail with your idea to FCW Executive Editor Christopher Dorobek at [email protected]

* Commentaries should be about 500 words.

* Commentaries must be exclusive to Federal Computer Week.

* They must also be relevant to the government IT community. And they should be topical, touching on issues of current interest in the community.

* The subject matter must be product/vendor neutral.

* Understand that all articles will be edited. We will explain the process. Needless to say — but we're saying it anyway — the goal is to ensure that everything in print is clear and concise, not to change the meaning, context or content.

* Columns will run as soon as possible but we cannot make any promises.

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