Technology 2007

Defense

Technology 2007

Testing the Wind

Agencies are preparing some big technology deals for 2007, and the Army is leading the charge.

Outlook

Referendum on Competence

Good luck, Democrats: The voters chose you because they want less government and more results.

Viewpoint

The Politics Of Technology

Lawmakers must consider the ripple effect of legislation on agencies' IT systems.

Viewpoint

Speeding Up Acquisition Reform

Wartime urgency pulls back the red tape on accelerated projects.

Defense

ADVICE+DISSENT: Intelligence File Worldly View

Geospatial agency shifts with the times: buys images, gives them away.

Political World

Pelosi’s Posse Targets Bush

Department chiefs can expect rough going on the Hill.

Management Matters - Advice And Dissent

Church and State

How much should federal managers let faith be their guide?

Managing Technology

The Battle for E-Government

OMB and Congress clash over funding IT projects.

News And Analysis

Stryker Similarities

Sidebar to "Future Combat Vehicle Jam"

Editor's Notebook

From the Field

Six days, four countries and 17,000 miles in the life of today’s U.S. military.

In Every Issue

The Buzz

News And Analysis

Future Combat Vehicle Jam

Budget cuts and Stryker's success could further delay new equipment.

News And Analysis

The Vision Thing

With Rumsfeld out, what's next for remaking the military?

News And Analysis

Seeing Spots

Contractors place ads where government buyers will read them.

News And Analysis

Treading in Gray Areas

Avoiding the appearance of a conflict of interest can be a high wire act.

News And Analysis

Tension Builds in Iraq

Violence, cash shortages and infighting shut down Iraq reconstruction teams.