20 things in 20 years that changed government IT
Anniversaries — such as Federal Computer Week’s 20th, which we are celebrating this year — are a good time to remember the past and learn from it

The digital big bang
In FCW’s 20 years, nothing has changed government IT more than the Internet. Here are five ways the Web changed our world.

It's not your father's telephone operator
FCW’s never ending stories: Telecommunications issues have been an ongoing subject during the past 20 years

Experts nitpick SARA panel proposals
Report elicits criticism of panel's view of procurement practices

DOD battles increasingly virulent cyberattacks

Intercepts

Editorial: FCW’s bias
If there has been a bias in these pages, it is a strong belief in the vital role that IT can play in helping the government do its important jobs more effectively

Armstrong: Doing more with less

McCloskey: 20/20 hindsight

Holmes: In the beginning: FCW 1987

Goodbye clerks, hello knowledge workers
FCW reported on workforce initiatives, including the Trail Boss program, that sound quaint today

6 technologies that reshaped government
In FCW’s first two decades, innovations paved the way for better information sharing

Government business attracted big players
Federal IT sector has been mostly bullish since FCW’s launch

Policy home runs
In FCW’s first two decades, six statutory changes transformed the IT playing field

A few minutes with...Patrick McGovern