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02/07/2005

Volume 24 Issue 3 February 7 2005


GCN_Lab_Review

802.11g wireless LANs nowhere near 54 Mbps


The lowdown on handheld PCs


Microsoft takes crack at counter-espionage software


Slight of hand, heavy on features


GCN_News

Uncle Sam cracks down on the use of fake diplomas in government


An XML registry is key to sharing data


GSA gets semantic with architecture reference models


XML excises the Army's ancient forms system


Bid protest stalls biometric passports


The promise of XML


SAIC sees future for FBI system


Settlement on much-protested deal frees HUD to modernize IT


Hill takes a close look at high-risk programs


Congress aims to clear backlog of security clearances


Info sharing can be perilous'just ask Energy and DHS


For '06, most agencies' IT budgets will be flat


NIST lays out new smart-card draft specs


GCN_Commentary

Packet Rat: The whiskered one tries a new open-source ingredient


EDITOR'S DESK: PC abandonment is no surprise, yet sad


@Info.Policy: Will privacy officers really protect privacy?


Editorial Cartoon


Neil Stillman, first CIO of HHS, passes away


GCN_TechBriefs

Postal Service to consolidate servers, improve support


Lockheed wins $1.9 billion A-76 deal with FAA


CIOs faulted for slow crawl toward telework


NIST puts the word out on security safeguards


People on the Move


Patent office will get continued systems help from CSC


Six Quicksilver projects may get e-gov awards


Army issues solicitation for portal vendor


OPM public affairs officer Asher murdered


GSA studies how to reorganize its services


OPM will track agencies' IT training efforts


Interior taps ESRI for geospatial portal redesign


GCN_TechReports

Inside UML Version 2.0


Power User: More Google power


System architects get new tool for their EA efforts


New features ease BPM planning


Cyber Eye: Consumer technologies present fresh headaches for net administrators


Process makes perfect