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08/21/2000

Volume 19 Issue 24 August 21 2000


GCN_Lab_Review

Gigahertz chips give PCs super power


E-mail & groupware


Slim PCs pare down functions but not performance


Microsoft Exchange 2000 takes groupware to the next level


LAB NOTES


GCN_News

Data from classified system fuels legal debate in Wen Ho Lee case


Linux vendors plot a penguin invasion of government agencies


Veterans Affairs aims to integrate its services


Corel makes shifting from Windows to Linux a snap


IG calls Space Station notebook code faulty


FBI will upgrade NICS for better efficiency, uptime


Congress revisits GPRA's use within government


Patient records system to connect DOD, VA and IHS


Benefits administration wants to embrace thin-client computing


Army group adds XML to its repertoire


GSA honors Federal Technology Service workers


Library of Congress is now adrift in a sea of digital data


Education aims to bolster security after criticism from IG, GAO


GAO to INS: Revise architecture plan


DISA certifies SGI Irix system under DII COE


DLA awards $389.8m modernization contract


Justice will have university review Carnivore


Senate report calls for improved reporting of GPRA information


Federal law officers tap database to help find missing children


IPv4 runs out of room


GCN_Commentary

ANOTHER VIEW: Herbert Schorr


EDITORIAL


@INFO.POLICY: Robert Gellman


FEDERAL CONTRACT LAW: Joseph J. Petrillo


GCN_TechBriefs

Agency tinkers with e-buying


Itanium OSes get ready to roll


DEA center gains support


INTERVIEW: CIO sets sights on standard IT


FirstGov team gets under way


Census inks support contract


DOT awards e-mail contracts


Army names new DMS chief


Clinton signs DOD funding bill


Compaq sets server OS plans


GSA's ready to roll out replacement for16-year-old HR system


GCN_Tech Trends

Online marketing to feds gets creative


INTERNAUT


New software protects Microsoft Web server app


COMMUNICATIONS: NEW PRODUCT


Court adds video via phones