Federal Computer Week: Site Map

  • Aug 28, 2006
Last issue's news
Online news archive
Back issues of Federal Computer Week


FEATURES

A work in progress
Experts debate whether the creation of DHS boosted technology programs as expected

Terrorists brandish tech sword, too
Five years after the 2001 terrorist attacks, law enforcement and terrorist groups bring new levels of sophistication to the ongoing game of digital cat and mouse

Technology trap
Is our national obsession with technology causing us to misdirect our terrorism-fighting efforts?



NEWS

Audit puts GSA on the spot again
IG cites procurement violations yet recommends DOD do business with GSA

Jim Williams: Rebuilding GSA by focusing on customers

Army to require encryption for traveling devices

Circuit

COMMENT

Editorial: Changing everything
There has been a noticeable and disappointing lack of significant or meaningful change on Capitol Hill since the 2001 terrorist attacks

Kelman: Unsung heroes of contracting



MANAGEMENT

Union: Low staffing at LAX worsens delays
Airline passenger advocacy group says staffing levels are part of a larger problem

New book offers managers tips on keeping the best employees

TECHNOLOGY

Financial analysts get a new language
XBRL has helped financial institutions expedite reporting and data analysis

Tool tackles insider threats

The Pipeline

HP offers affordable ultralight notebook

Both sides shift cyberwar tactics

BUSINESS

Integrators see dark clouds, some sunshine
Climate is one of tight budgets, price pressures

Experts see little fallout from Thomas’ criticism of CSC

POLICY

Defense objects to adopting VA health records system
Despite congressional urging, DOD insists the VA system does not meet its needs

NARA must improve ERA expense plan

FlipSide

FCW’s brush with COOP

Featured

  • Comment
    customer experience (garagestock/Shutterstock.com)

    Leveraging the TMF to improve customer experience

    Focusing on customer experience as part of the Technology Modernization Fund investment strategy will enable agencies to improve service and build trust in government.

  • FCW Perspectives
    zero trust network

    Why zero trust is having a moment

    Improved technologies and growing threats have agencies actively pursuing dynamic and context-driven security.

Stay Connected