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Raytheon uses Univa for grids
Univa, which provides software and services for Globus-based grids, will help Raytheon implement the Globus software.
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Processes unite Appian with MorganFranklin
The partnership seeks to combine Appian’s business process management software and MorganFranklin’s process improvement services.
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Calif. gets Unisys case management
Unisys has partnered with Hansen Information Technologies on a 4-year, $3.4 million contract for the California Department of Industrial Relations.
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Motorola loves mesh
The company's strategy is to see how far the technology can be integrated into other divisions and products.
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Adobe, Covansys join for state and local
Adobe Systems and integrator Covansys are teaming to provide forms-oriented solutions to state and local government customers.
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OMB modifies security reporting
The Office of Management and Budget has issued new security reporting guidelines that emphasize contractor oversight and data privacy protections.
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ACS hires IBM exec for state business
Tom Burlin will lead Affiliated Computer Services' newly formed Government Solutions Group.
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NSF backs next-gen Internet plans
The National Science Foundation is now funding an Internet pioneer to develop requirements for the next version of the Internet.
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Australia health IT faces privacy fears
Public concerns over the privacy of Australia's electronic health record systems grow, and the efforts need more funding.
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Emergency groups clamor for directory
A coalition wants federal funding for a real-time messaging and information-sharing system that draws from a shared electronic directory of emergency responders.
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Now boarding for passive RFID
The Federal Aviation Administration this week announced approval of passive-only radio frequency identification devices for planes on the ground, Boeing officials said.
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Wales releases e-health plan
The Informing Healthcare planning document calls for spending $47.4 million in 2005-2006 on electronic health care.
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Frist, Clinton team for health tech
The senators sponsored a health information technology bill designed to expand the current federal approach.
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