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02/10/2003

Volume 22 Issue 3 February 10 2003


GCN_Lab_Review

Databases relate to the Web


Palm hands more power to the people


Databases go mobile on phones, PDAs and handheld computers


The lowdown on enterprise databases


Glide through your next PowerPoint presentation


Lotus suite blooms anew


RoboDemo teaches you the basics of Flash in a flash


GCN_News

IG: FAA mismanaged weather system


Bush pay plan includes bonuses for IT workers


E-filers get a price break


What the '04 IT budget means for each agency


Energy picks off-the-shelf business apps


Digital records swamp NARA


White House plan requires integrating bioterror warning systems


Security funding only seems set to rise next year


President Bush sends $379.9 billion DOD budget to Congress


EPA launches rule-making site


New department expects big funding boost


Lawmakers seek $40m restored in '03 for e-gov


Bush pushes $1b for enterprise architectures


OMB to agencies: Justify that IT spending


Bush: U.S. defense depends on data


NASA team combs data for clues to Columbia disaster


GCN_Commentary

Editorial Cartoon


Significa


Packet Rat: The Rat ponders the extinction of species


Ridge's challenge


WEB EXTRA: Mission Control -- Individuals aren't the only users of government services


Another View: More than ever, Web site usability is king


Find a word: Wireless Signals


GCN_TechBriefs

Airman gets six years for theft of PCs


DOD reaches deal to share radio frequency


Army will issue Future Combat Systems RFP


FAR councils seek changes to bundling rule


Rule simplifies defense buys in emergencies


Army starts up enterprisewide systems plan


INS contract will support its move to HSD


Energy IG finds 'dysfunction' at Los Alamos lab


GCN_TechReports

Photo album


Cyber Eye: Cyberterror is still a long way from reality


Web pros give tips for smooth look and feel


@Info.Policy: Total Info project is totally doomed


Mobile computer looks out for the sight-impaired


Bat and pigeon teach NASA visitors