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Congress agrees to boost NSF funding
Lawmakers agree to raise funding for the National Science Foundation by 3 percent in fiscal 2006.
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Energy uses Ciena optical network in research
The Energy Department's UltraScience Network will ultimately connect select sites with a high-speed optical network intended for use as a test platform.
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Flu plan burdens public health agencies
State and local officials seek more funds to collect vaccine data
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Microsoft launches new products
New versions of its SQL Server and Visual Studio products are available, and a new version of BizTalk Server is in beta testing and set for release in early 2006.
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SEC selects two companies for enterprise architecture program
Troux Technologies and Integrated Systems will document the SEC’s current architectural landscape, develop transition plans for a new architecture and then implement and maintain them.
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Circuit
Not a moment too soon. Banks gravely accepts award. Veterans health e-record tops agenda. Offshore but not out of sight. New flu.
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Armstrong: Is ethics this difficult?
If you thought procurement rules were complex, take a look at the ethics rules
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Apogen changes leaders
Todd Stottlemyer, chief executive officer at Apogen Technologies, is leaving the company, and Paul Leslie, the company's president, will replace him.
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Wisconsin automating health care information
A new board will develop a plan to automate all health care information systems by 2010.
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EHR certification will be put to the test
Health IT commission will test its certification process for e-health record software products in December, with actual certification set for March.
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Defense work continues to boost CSC earnings
Echoing its results from its previous quarter, the company credits DOD work tempered by civilian-sector slowdowns for increased revenues.
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Report: Clinical IT for hospitals is growth industry
Spending on health care information technology will grow about 11 percent a year over the next five years.
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SRA reports revenue growth to start its fiscal 2006
New business came from DOD, DHS and Justice, with recently acquired companies contributing to the total.
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SGI, Novell get security stamp
Novell’s SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 9 running on SGI servers earns Common Criteria certification.
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