Tech
Free Information Market
The rapid growth in Freedom of Information Act requests is a headache for agencies and a business opportunity for tech firms.
Management
Investigation uncovers further misuse of contracts at GSA unit
Improper contracting practices and misuse of funds occurred in three regional offices at the General Services Administration’s Federal Technology Service, according to a draft report by the agency’s inspector general.
Tech
Cease Fire
A technology that has been used for decades in nuclear weapons and car radios could curb the threat of shoulder-filed missiles like those used to shoot down an Army helicopter in Iraq this month, according to weapons control experts.
Tech
Defensive Customer
The commercial satellite industry has developed a love-hate relationship with the Defense Department.
Management
Biggest reconstruction contractors are GOP donors
A small number of U.S. companies and individuals who are major contributors to President Bush and the Republican party have earned about $8 billion in post-war reconstruction contracts in Afghanistan and Iraq, according to a study released Thursday.
Tech
Officials unveil first phase of foreign visitor tracking system
Homeland Security Department officials Tuesday unveiled the first phase of a massive new immigration system to track the comings and goings of millions of annual visitors to the United States.
Tech
Retreat and Reunion
The chumminess of the annual Executive Leadership Council retreat in Hershey, Pa., is its biggest strength. But it also may be an Achilles heel.
Tech
Internet Space
On Sept. 27, a 50-year-old Russian rocket blasted off a launch pad in Siberia, embarking on a novel experiment: to see if Internet technology can function in outer space.
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