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The Circuit

And Now for the Hard PART; Crisis Management; E-Passe; You've Got Spam

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Summit highlights homeland tech

Institute showcases cutting-edge technology as a way to drive research dollars to the Virginia universities

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Joint Forces signs on for NMCI

Joint Forces Command will be the first service outside the Navy to sign on the NMCI

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Fed PeopleSoft users concerned

Federal users of PeopleSoft software are worried that Oracle's hostile takeover bid could force them to migrate to Oracle software

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Letters to the Editor

TSP reaction keeps rolling

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Northrop Grumman to develop E-Grants portal

The Department of Health and Human Services has selected Northrop Grumman Information Technology to implement the federal electronic grants portal

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Letters to the Editor

Even more TSP reaction

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Oracle continues PeopleSoft bid

Oracle Corp. would buy PeopleSoft Inc. even if PeopleSoft completes its acquisition of J.D. Edwards

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Revision of rural tech program urged

Complexity and costs of USDA grant program may be deterring applicants, lawmakers say

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Letters to the editor

TSP comments continue

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DOT looks to consolidate servers

Transportation Department server consolidation aims to save as much as $25 million each year

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NASA fields financial system backbone

Core financial module is considered the main tool in NASA's agencywide accounting system

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City tries new path to fiber network

San Francisco to test system that strings fiber-optic cable through sewers rather than ripping up streets

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Letters to the editor

TSP update reaction, Round 1

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New models offer spending insights

OMB releases three architecture guides

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Policy briefs

Navy seeks NMCI innovations; Security for all

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Scientists discover supercomputer alternatives

Many bioinformatics applications need the kind of high-powered supercomputer resources that government research organizations have limited access to.

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This week in FCW history

A look back at the FCW archives

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Vendors lock down PCs

Product reviews: Radio frequency technology, biometrics protect PCs from internal breaches

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Time is ripe for biometrics

Editor's note: In this report, we take a closer look at the strengths and weaknesses of leading biometric technologies and the primary government applications in which they will be used