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A small mistake

Study shows that large companies have taken money meant for small firms

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Comings and goings

News about Michael Chertoff, Kay Coles James, Dave McClure, Shelley Meyers and Ed Schrock.

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Intercepts

Computer defense redux. DIA's computer girdle. JTRS jitters. No phoning home.

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Disk lockdown

Two disk encryption products provide last line of defense

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Circuit

Cyber forecasts. Caution online. Helping hands. Amber alerts. 20/20 vision.

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thePipeline

A roundup of interesting products from the 2005 Consumer Electronics Show.

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Washington ferry goes wireless

The ferry system will officially launch Wi-Fi service Feb. 3 for its eight-mile-long Seattle-Bainbridge run.

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Census to spend $300M on handhelds

The U.S. Census Bureau plans to issue a request for proposals in the coming months for a contract that could be worth at least $300 million to equip between 500,000 and 600,000 census counters with handheld computers for the 2010 head count.

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Tracking Postal trucks

U.S. Postal Service officials have awarded a three-year contract to I.D. Systems to provide wireless location-tracking of USPS' vehicle fleet.

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Judge backs EDS protest

An administrative law judge recommended that North Carolina officials cancel the award of a Medicaid system contract.

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U.S. to add tsunami buoys

The United States will expand its tsunami detection system through a $37.5 million effort.

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SI to buy outsourcing firm

Shenandoah Electronic Intelligence will be acquired by SI International.

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Cisco to buy Airespace

$450 million deal will help company accelerate delivery of future wireless technology.

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Software AG to buy Sabratec

Software AG is buying a company that developed a legacy conversion tool that integrates apps written in legacy languages with contemporary, service-oriented architectures.

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Troux buys Computas

Troux Technologies is the new owner of Computas North America, the federal sector enterprise architecture software company.

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Battelle predicts $312B in 2005 R&D

It would be a 3.6 percent increase from the 2004 estimate for U.S. research and development funding.

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Life outside the box

Progress always hinges on the element of surprise

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Intercepts

CIO overhaul, JNN fill up, NSPS guinea pigs, data heaven, budget trial balloon.

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Vermont lawmakers get Wi-Fi

A mesh network will provide wireless Internet access in the Vermont State House.

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FCW's resolutions

This issue of Federal Computer Week is a bit unusual.