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FBI officials attribute a further delay in rollout of a $451 million troubled digital case management effort known as Sentinel primarily to insufficient hardware capacity. In a Justice Department Read more...

The Justice Department chief information officer would have slightly more money to spend in the coming fiscal year if the Senate Appropriations Committee gets it way. The committee approved its Read more...

A September review of the FBI's plan to adopt agile development to complete the remainder of its troubled Sentinel web-based investigative case management system found a number of weaknesses. The Read more...

By switching to agile development, the FBI says it can now finish its troubled Sentinel project for $20 million and within 12 months--despite having already spent nearly 90 percent of its $451 Read more...

The FBI says it can finish its troubled Sentinel project for $20 million and within 12 months--despite having already spent nearly 90 percent of its $451 million budget, and despite also being two Read more...

The FBI, having voluntarily stopped work on phases three and four of its troubled Sentinel program, now wouldn't be able to re-start development work on them without approval from the Senate Read more...

Sentinel, the FBI's web-based investigative case management system, should be completed in 2011, said FBI Director Robert Mueller on April 15. "My expectation is it will be completed in 2011," Read more...

The FBI knowingly accepted faulty software from Lockheed Martin as part of the bureau's effort to create a web-based investigative case management system, finds a Justice Department inspector general Read more...

The FBI will delay starting new work on Sentinel, its web-based case file application, FBI Director Robert Mueller told a House panel March 17. Mueller's decision to prolong Sentinel's second phase Read more...

Federal Computer Week has compiled a list of seven major information technology projects that went south, and in the process, cost taxpayers a pretty penny. Some were abandoned after years of work, Read more...