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Juniper buys Acorn
Acorn develops technologies to connect legacy time-division multiplexing applications across IP-based networks.
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GAO: Agencies face collaboration barriers
Agencies face several barriers to collaboration, such as competing missions, incompatible systems and concerns over turf and resources.
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Companies join forces to take state business
CGI-AMS and Versata team to compete for unemployment benefits modernization contracts from state governments.
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Commission recommends patient ID standard
The Commission on Systemic Interoperability issued a report that calls for health information standards but doesn’t offer specifics.
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NASA taps Northrop Grumman for supercomputing software
The company will provide software for a new Software Integration and Visualization Office at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center.
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NCI goes public
The initial public offering consisted of 5.15 million shares initially priced at $10.50 each.
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Consulting firm opens EA center
Thomas & Herbert creates forum for agency officials, industry personnel and others to meet and discuss critical issues related to architecture.
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Aruba offers mobile access to enterprise nets
Mobile Edge gives users access to their organization's enterprise network from anywhere, according to the product announcement.
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Don’t overlook research needs, organization says
The research community does not want to be forgotten as the national health information network is built.
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Canada hosts international flu conference
Meeting is intended to encourage global focus on reducing risks of an influenza pandemic.
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USGS A-76 competition suspended
The director of the U.S. Geological Survey suspended plans to outsource or eliminate most of its major mapping technology operations.
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EDS challenges North Carolina Medicaid award to ACS
EDS is fighting to continue managing a system it has run for 25 years, arguing that its rival does not meet the state's technical architecture standards.
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