Government not prepared to deploy new security technology, experts say

• Shane Harris
• November 16, 2001

Move to undo acquisition reform dies in conference

A compromise has been reached on a controversial set of provisions in the Senate version of the 2002 National Defense Authorization Act that many feared would undo years of acquisition reform.

• Shane Harris
• November 6, 2001

Administration weighs in on new acquisition legislation

• Shane Harris
• November 2, 2001

Tee Time for Techies

• Shane Harris
• November 1, 2001

Hope still alive for underfunded e-government projects

• Shane Harris
• October 30, 2001

Agencies looking to buy mail-cleaning devices

• Shane Harris
• October 25, 2001

Tech spending projected to jump 65 percent in five years

• Shane Harris
• October 17, 2001

Legislation would undo years of procurement reform, experts say

• Shane Harris
• October 10, 2001

Industry plan for new telecom sales squashed

• Shane Harris
• October 9, 2001

Agencies buying up field-ready computers, security technology

• Shane Harris
• October 5, 2001

Telecom providers push for new way to sell services

• Shane Harris
• October 2, 2001

Mavericks and Mavens

• Shane Harris
• October 1, 2001

Merging Telecom and Technology

• Shane Harris
• October 1, 2001

In The Trenches

• Shane Harris
• October 1, 2001

Army media specialists work nonstop without offices

• Shane Harris
• September 26, 2001

Terrorism won’t hurt federal technology market, experts say

• Shane Harris
• September 24, 2001

Consumer protection agency debunks terrorism-related scams

• Shane Harris
• September 21, 2001

GSA chief praises employees for reaction to attacks

• Timothy B. Clark, Shane Harris and Tanya Ballard Brown
• September 20, 2001

Medical supplies go unused as few survivors found

• Shane Harris
• September 19, 2001

FBI takes terrorist investigation online

• Shane Harris
• September 18, 2001