Bush likely to name federal CIO, not technology 'czar'

President-elect Bush may not name a high-tech "czar," but he is likely to designate an OMB deputy to serve as the government's chief information officer.

• Bara Vaida
• January 11, 2001

Agencies crack down on e-mail 'spam'

• Liza Porteus
• January 10, 2001

IT accessibility standards stir industry opposition

• William New
• January 9, 2001

Managing Technology

• January 1, 2001

Customs modernization finally funded

• Joshua Dean
• December 22, 2000

Final IT accessibility standards issued

• Kellie Lunney
• December 22, 2000

GSA, lawmakers, businesses lash out at new procurement regulations

• Katy Saldarini
• December 20, 2000

Union challenges IT pay raise at Florida base

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• December 20, 2000

E-government awards proposals pour in

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• December 19, 2000

Lawmakers: Cyberattacks pose greatest terrorist threat

• Liza Porteus
• December 18, 2000

IT accessibility regulations to be published next week

• Joshua Dean
• December 15, 2000

Coast Guard urged to overhaul IT practices

• Kellie Lunney
• December 15, 2000

Army signs online education contract

• National Journal
• December 15, 2000

FirstGov to be first stop for government forms

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• December 14, 2000

Agencies get new guidance on computer security

The federal Chief Information Officers Council has released new guidance to help agencies better assess their computer security readiness.

• Kellie Lunney
• December 12, 2000

Clinton pushes new federal 'cyber corps'

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• December 12, 2000

Administration security expert touts benefits of federal CIO

• Drew Clark
• December 11, 2000

Navy receives flood of e-business proposals

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• December 11, 2000

Federal spending on e-gov efforts expected to grow

• Joshua Dean
• December 7, 2000

FAA urged to step up computer security efforts

• Bara Vaida
• December 7, 2000