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01/10/2005

Volume 24 Issue 1 January 10 2005


GCN_Lab_Review

The networked phone


The lowdown on VOIP


Thunderbird e-mail doesn't soar to Firefox's heights


Mozilla's Firefox rings in 2005 as the year of the alternative browser


Gateway PC boasts first-of-its-kind design


64-bit Acer's just OK


GCN_News

Agencies' consolidation efforts face rising tide of protests


DOD pilots first commercial collaboration project


Global grid, defying skeptics, will gain 70 sites


VA and DOD make strides in health IT


OMB issues new marching orders


Agencies take inventory of IT assets


Imminent license deal with IBM propels SmartBuy


Treasury's $1b comm buy faces prodding from Congress'and disgruntled bidders


Services move in tandem on IT plans


Cost pressures speed back-office consolidations


Draft report suggests end for FBI's case management app


DISA will test shared apps


DHS makes headway on IT despite vacancies at the top


GCN_Commentary

Edtorial Cartoon


EDITOR'S DESK: Don't let personal ethics fail you


@Info.Policy: Hill's new privacy requirement is a waste


Virtual Space: True shock and awe'


Packet Rat: Rat sees the future'with tongue firmly in cheek


GCN_TechBriefs

GSA to charge fee to access buying data via the Web


NGA satellite images aid tsunami relief


NOAA chief calls for global ocean sensing


DOT to lead civilian GPS management


OPM: Systems workers will also get raise


Security chiefs say they're under siege by administrative tasks


IG says IRS needs better systems testing


Controller hiring may delay FAA systems rollout


OMB requires use of approved PKI vendors


People on the Move


DOD group digs into geospatial data issues


CFOs get their own Web site for metrics


GCN_TechReports

Double time


Power User: Avoiding Java's jolt


Three to watch in coming year


Cyber Eye: Feds should roll out welcome mat to industry


The hidden costs of a dual-core revolution