Homeland Security CIO pushes to consolidate IT procurement

• Mathew Honan
• May 30, 2003

New border security system raises cost-benefit concerns

A new computer system to track the arrival and departure of foreign visitors will almost certainly be far more difficult and expensive than the Bush administration has let on.

• Siobhan Gorman
• May 30, 2003

Public-private partnership weighs homeland security technology ideas

• National Journal
• May 29, 2003

Defense, Justice report on surveillance activities

• Drew Clark
• May 28, 2003

Budget chief sees improvement on technology front

• Maureen Sirhal
• May 27, 2003

Panel presses Ridge on cybersecurity, information analysis

• William New
• May 22, 2003

OMB sets new targets for management agenda

In a major shift in how the White House is pursuing its government reform effort, Bush administration officials have set a deadline of July 1, 2004, for agencies to meet new performance targets.

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• May 21, 2003

Clay Johnson's "Where We'd Be Proud To Be" Memo

• May 21, 2003

Tax experts discuss ways to expand electronic filing

• Maureen Sirhal
• May 20, 2003

Pentagon agency defends anti-terror data mining initiative

• Shane Harris
• May 20, 2003

Agencies could play role in boosting software competition, advocates say

• Maureen Sirhal
• May 19, 2003

Defense, Homeland officials seek bids on security devices

• William New
• May 16, 2003

Bush orders agencies to use commercial spy satellite data

• Shane Harris
• May 16, 2003

E-gov chief 'very happy' with progress on initiatives

• Maureen Sirhal
• May 16, 2003

White House defends importance of homeland cyber official

• William New
• May 15, 2003

'Cultural mindset' of employees called barrier to e-gov progress

• Maureen Sirhal
• May 14, 2003

Military transformation complicates acquisitions, officials say

• Molly M. Peterson
• May 14, 2003

House subcommittee votes to cut military's tech budget

Management questions and concerns about outdated systems and insufficient integration prompted a House Armed Services subcommittee on Friday to vote to cut $2 billion from the Defense Department's fiscal 2004 budget request for information technology programs.

• Molly M. Peterson
• May 9, 2003

Administration has hits, misses in implementing management agenda

The administration's ambitious plan to expand electronic government is meeting bureaucratic resistance on Capitol Hill.

• Bara Vaida
• May 9, 2003

Roadmap for Homeland Security Department takes shape

The Homeland Security Department's top technology leader said Thursday that a "roadmap" outlining the new department's business process and corollary technology support should be released by the end of September.

• Maureen Sirhal
• May 8, 2003