Defense bill would create tech center for 'first responders'

• William New
• June 12, 2002

Senators chastise NSF over management practices

• William New
• May 15, 2002

Defense research agency seeks return to 'swashbuckling' days

• William New
• May 13, 2002

Mushrooming homeland security budgets face Hill scrutiny

• William New
• May 10, 2002

Homeland security report will lack consensus, Ridge says

• William New
• May 6, 2002

Bipartisan group pushes for homeland security department

A group of House and Senate lawmakers on Thursday introduced a bill to establish a Cabinet-level Department of National Homeland Security and a White House Office of Combating Terrorism.

• William New
• May 2, 2002

House passes bill to create exchange of tech workers

• William New
• April 10, 2002

Procurement centers help small businesses sell to Uncle Sam

• William New
• April 3, 2002

Tech firms look for best places to pitch security products

• William New
• April 1, 2002

Defense weighs digital signature switch to match other agencies

• William New
• April 1, 2002

Chief of technology standards agency aims to boost its profile

• William New
• March 11, 2002

Defense official lays out 'transformation' budget details

A top Defense Department official on Wednesday defended the Bush administration's request for a $48 billion increase in the Pentagon's fiscal 2003 budget.

• William New
• February 27, 2002

Military transformation opens up new IT market

• William New
• February 25, 2002

Defense acquisition system called 'unfriendly' to contractors

• William New
• February 20, 2002

Cybersecurity chief assesses progress

• William New
• February 13, 2002

Defense contractor hails IT opportunities in 'new era'

• William New
• February 13, 2002

Technology standards agency plays up role in homeland security

• William New
• January 16, 2002

Government is loosening its grip on the Internet

• William New
• December 14, 2001

Senate boosts Patent And Trademark Office appropriation

• William New
• September 20, 2001

Agencies face uphill battle for tech workers

Top Bush adminstration officials and members of Congress say agencies need a new arsenal of weapons to compete against the private sector for top technology talent.

• William New
• August 20, 2001