INTERNAUT: LOB impact? You ain't seen nothing yet
Just when federal agencies thought they were catching up with the Office of Management and Budget's six existing Line of Business initiatives, they now have three more LOBs to consider.
INTERNAUT: The 'value driver' and the IT project
The term <i>value driver</i> gets tossed around quite a bit these days when government IT managers discuss new project proposals.
INTERNAUT: I came, I saw, I Wiki'd
If Wiki solutions are going to enjoy any sort of future in government IT shops, project managers and content owners need to learn a valuable lesson from the recent Wikipedia fiasco.
Internaut: Heading into 2006, standards bode well
Open standards are always a hot topic in government. And there's recently been a flurry of standards activity that could influence the decisions government IT managers make when it comes to application development, data sharing and security.
Internaut: Buying naked? Don't forget to cover your assets
Now may not be the best time for government agencies to keep their clandestine 'naked PCs' undercover.
Internaut: Congress set to starve the IT beast
From hurricane relief to proposed limits on e-government spending, Congress is trying to reprioritize the way government IT dollars are spent.
Internaut: A terrible time to learn valuable lessons
As I'm writing this, less than a week after one of the nation's most destructive natural disasters, no one in and around the Gulf Coast was worrying too much about computer technology.
Internaut: The time is now to build business intelligence
Are government system consolidations as intelligent as they should be? Some are.
Internaut: DHS provides a lesson for large-scale IT deployments
Read between the lines of the July announcement of the Homeland Security Information Network-Secret and you'll discover two interesting lessons.
Internaut: Apps, not access, drive city wireless programs
When it comes to building wide area municipal wireless networks, access alone doesn't get the attention of most city governments.
Internaut: IT projects still on hold? Here's why
One of this year's big paradoxes in federal IT spending is that budgets have gone up, but overall spending seems to have slowed.
Internaut: What's next for open-source software in government?
Open-source initiatives continue to have a significant impact on long-term government IT planning.
Internaut: Defense shows how an enterprise architecture can really work
With all the talk lately about government enterprise architectures, it's interesting to see what the Defense Logistics Agency is doing to get all of its procurement, supply chain and logistics managers on the same page.
Internaut: IT habits change with the times
Some interesting trends have developed in recent months that reflect the changing IT priorities of federal agencies.
Internaut: Municipal wireless programs take planning
As more big cities announce plans to build large-scale wireless mesh networks, city IT managers need to take a step back to establish exactly what they hope to accomplish with such construction.
Internaut: Services shops take on more government IT
The stars seem to be lining up in a way that could push even more business toward the big IT service vendors that already handle so much of the federal government's need for IT.
Internaut: Don't get complacent on e-government
Finally, e-government initiatives are producing measurable results.
Internaut: Security will stay front and center in 2005
As 2004 winds to a close, I thought it appropriate to look toward 2005.
Internaut: Take over WiFi spectrum to improve communications
Have you ever thought of WiFi signal interference as a contract issue rather than a technical problem?
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