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Thumb-tunnal syndrom

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Worth reading for the 4 May

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FCW in the morning...

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SRA earnings rise in 3Q

The company may pursuse at least 17 deals each worth more than $1.7 billion.

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Big Blue dives into health IT

IBM sites in California, Minnesota and Israel will test a system based on health IT standards.

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Sun touts grids

Treat computing power like electricity, Sun CEO Scott McNealy says.

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Alberta health images to go all digital

Alberta's provincial health agency plans to develop and deploy a $177 million medical digital imagery system by 2008.

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Stretching the field

Touchstone acquisition strengthens SRA's consulting business unit.

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Welles: When does privacy rule?

Energy Department officials may be testing an edge of the privacy issue in a proposed regulation governing access to information on any department computer.

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Taking no chances at Interior

Officials set up a cybersecurity command center.

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Take 2

Clarifications.

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Federal Computer Week: Site Map

Table of contents, May 2, 2005 issue.

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McKee: Where the buck stops

Accountability and risk in considering open source.

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thePipeline

New products from Xerox and Saflink.

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Intercepts

Therapy for Boeing. Army PM woes. 422 days and counting.

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Wyne: Keeping a level playing field

Software mandates harm citizens, IT-centric government.

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Anteon revenue grows

The company also hired more people in the first quarter.

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HP wins Euro border, visa deal

The European Commission will pay $48.5 million to HP and three European companies to develop systems for border and police information, and visa requests.

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Lockheed Martin IT grows faster

First quarter revenue for the Lockheed Martin's Systems & IT Group increased 4 percent, outpacing the overall company.

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SI profit grows in Q1

But the forecast for the rest of the year didn't please Wall Street.