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04/26/2004

Volume 23 Issue 9 April 26 2004


GCN_Lab_Review

The lowdown on e-records management


Black and white does all right


Managing the deluge


GCN_News

Think of content like laundry


DOD to shelve GCCS, roll out new system


Capturing Content


Need for hierarchies makes taxonomy an essential ingredient in content management


GSA offers few details on Networx, its successor to FTS 2001


At last, Defense issues wireless rules


Hill sets plans for confronting diploma mill problem


GSA seeks vendor input for next set of e-gov projects


BIA bolsters security with new network center


Interagency radio pilot hits airwaves in Seattle


DOD considers creation of a national high-assurance lab for software security


FAA slows down display system deployment


Lack of funding grounds IT upgrades at TSA


Iraq war shows 'the need for speed' in software deployment


Army warns soldiers about pesky diploma mills


GCN_Commentary

Another View: Not so fast with Recruitment One-Stop


Packet Rat: Rat scurries to survive patch madness


Et tu, Mac?


Personal space: Flagger


Editorial Cartoon


Significa


GCN_TechBriefs

Agencies get more time to list their software


DISA adds fiber vendors to the GIG-BE program


GAO: Workers have no role in A-76 protests


Study reveals more contract ills at GSA


Yellowstone cams aim for low-impact access


Project Safecom going nowhere fast, GAO says


Basic is better, new IT security report says


GCN_TechReports

@Info.Policy: Protecting data about infrastructures could be too big a task


Some NASA software could soon be open-source


Cyber Eye: Educated users are still the best defense


Popkin's System Architect follows federal EA model


Federal law hasn't stopped spammers from spamming


Siren central


FAA considers commercial satellites for traffic control