Here is a selection of the most useful new entries on the govitwiki.com. We serve as a central resource for public sector information technology, procurement and business intelligence.

Total news: 23
Last news: June 26, 2008 16:00:00

You can now find Information technology budget numbers for all U.S. federal agencies, from fiscal years 2003 anb beyond, on our individual agency pages. Includes details on latest "enacted' budget numbers for fiscal year 2008. Just follow the agency links from our front page. - [Read more]

How can FIPS standards help keep government information systems secure? - [Read more]

Full resource page showing CIO Training and Curriculum resources that are available both publicly and via registered courses. - [Read more]

Full resource page showing CIO Training and Curriculum resources that are available both publicly and via registered courses. - [Read more]

There's no sense in paying for MIL-SPEC documents and Defense Standards docs, even though many people do. Here is the free online source for MIL-SPECs, direct from the U.S. Defense Department. - [Read more]

New section tracks the impact of government IT policy, tracing policy resources ranging from official government policy directives to IT policy papers from government think tanks and other influencers. - [Read more]

Mashups take data and services from multiple resources and use them to produce new solutions and resources. Here are some popular government-related mashups available on the Web - [Read more]

Government employees are sometimes unsure when it is appropriate for them to participate in a public forum or a .com site, and when it is not. This page covers the various sides of this issue. - [Read more]

Details on the government expanding use of geographic information systems and the associated technology. We are seekijng additional input for this section - [Read more]

In-depth look at Ipv^ requirements, federal information on the Ipv6 transition for government agencies, and latest news. - [Read more]

This page focuses on the regional groups that allow state and local government employees to network and learn best practices. - [Read more]

Includes multiple news updates dealing with Customs & boarder Protection. Includes Travel, new publications, travel news, careers and more. - [Read more]

Weve only done the the letter A so far (with hundreds of entries). Visit and add-to our ever-expanding government tech glossary. - [Read more]

Latest press releases and news from the FOSE trade show, Washington DC, April 1 - 3. - [Read more]

You can now find Information technology budget numbers for all U.S. federal agencies, from fiscal years 2003 to 2009, on our individual agency pages. Includes details on recent budget adjustments and other spending issues. Details available on our 2009 budget start page. - [Read more]

A description on how to protect content and limit edition on state-level pages - on GovITwiki.com - [Read more]

GovITwiki now tracks information and details related to state information technology. This page is the main index for this content. this area will expand in the months ahead. - [Read more]

This month, the State of California's best practices office is developing a best practices wiki section within GovITwiki. In the process the state is helping GovITwiki test new functionality. Only a visitor who signs up with a ca.gov or a ca.us domain name will be allowed to edit these pages. - [Read more]

Check out our new initiative to track how the government uses and buys information technology hardware. Feel free to add details and participate! - [Read more]

You are probably familiar with the Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA). But are you also familiar with FISMA II? - [Read more]