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Focusing on security: What matters?
Federal Computer Week held a roundtable discussion with seven experts on information security.
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It's touch-and-go for volcano tech
Scientists studying Mount St. Helens have numerous technologies that could help, but the environment is a challenge.
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Editorial: Abhorring a vacuum
The departure of Amit Yoran from DHS leaves a cybersecurity leadership hole.
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SAP certified for feds' financial needs
The stamp of approval from the Joint Financial Management Improvement Program means agencies can buy mySAP without wondering if it meets federal requirements.
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GEIA: IT to grow 3.6 percent
GEIA officials believe that the fiscal 2005 federal IT budget will be $60.8 billion
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NASA software finds satellite problems
Scientists corrupted a spacecraft's system and caught the glitches with artificial intelligence software in a test.
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Geospatial One-Stop takes first county
Westchester County, N.Y., became the first county to contribute maps to the geospatial portal.
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Cray sells new XD1 to Forest Service
The Agriculture Department's Forest Service will be one of the early adopters of Cray Inc.'s new Linux machines.
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Senate looks into car GPS
The Senate Office of the Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper has issued a request for information for Global Positioning System devices in vehicles.
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Readying a new model
Long delayed, OMB preps the final draft of the data reference model
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GPS watches Mount St. Helens
Scientists are installing stations and instruments that use the Global Positioning System to follow the mountain's movements.
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PeopleSoft ousts CEO
The enterprise software maker's board gives the boot to Craig Conway.
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Maine hires Northrop for health
Northrop Grumman Corp. won a $2.5 million contract to consolidate Maine's public health systems.
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Officials praise D.C. wireless network
The Capital Wireless Integrated Network gives public safety workers a valuable tool for daily and extraordinary situations, officials said.
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