Digital Government
Intergraph expands GIS options
With the new GeoMedia 4.0 Product Suite, Intergraph Corp. has expanded the options federal information technology managers have for integrating geospatial data from different computer systems
Acquisition
Clinton order boosts women's businesses
President Clinton signed an executive order last week ordering agencies to meet specific goals in awarding contracts to small businesses owned by women, but the mandate alone may not encourage compliance, according to federal information technology experts.
Acquisition
Funneling federal business to women
President Clinton's executive order released last week requires agencies to award 5 percent of all contracts to small, womanowned businesses by:
Acquisition
Clinton boosts women-owned biz
President Clinton signed an executive order to encourage agencies to meet their contracting goals for small businesses owned by women
People
Speed-dialing agency call centers
The Labor Department and the INS have tapped industry to create call centers that can respond in less than 20 seconds to a customer's question
People
Web aids high-tech bird-watching
USGS is educating the public about endangered species with interactive Web sites featuring whooping crane chicks and migrating pintail ducks
Digital Government
IT market shakes up two firms
Inacom may be looking to sell; Intergraph is shifting its focus to systems integration and services
People
Cast a wide net when going online
Although the use of the Internet may reduce costs and cut the time to file documents and buy products and services, agencies should be careful that the technology that makes it happen doesn't leave behind large portions of the public, according to industry experts.
People
The dot-com invasion
Dotcom companies, in growing numbers, are offering federal agencies this deal: Turn over the daytoday operations of your Internet applications and we will show you how it's done.
People
Internet firms take the initiative
A slew of Internet companies are offering their services to government agencies. But in some cases, particularly when it comes to government portals, the companies are not waiting for agencies to ask for help.
People
Robot tests the water
USGS' roboticss system serves as an early warning system on watersupply hazards without exposing workers to dangerous chemicals
People
'Vending machines' make custom maps
Computer kiosks are being installed at USGS information offices that will enable customers to create 3D maps of any location in the United States
Modernization
Will FTS 2001 unravel?
When the General Services Administration created the FTS 2001 contract in 1996, it did more than launch a simple contract for federal agencies it ushered in a new era of how the government buys telecommunications.
People
USPS ups online services
The U.S. Postal Service, in yet another effort to find an Internet foothold, has increased its portfolio of online services by making it possible to send and receive certified email.
People
USPS adds certified e-mail
The Post Electronic Courier Service enables customers to create and send messages via the Internet through a postal account and the USPS data center
Digital Government
When disaster strikes
Most government information technology managers have contingency plans in place in case a network fails, but what happens if a fire destroys the entire network?
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