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Transforming Congress
Editorial: Congress, unfairly or not, has earned a reputation for being a group of Luddites
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A crowded telephony field
Session Initiation Protocol doesn't have the Internet telephony field all to itself
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Base uses wireless to track IT
The Materiel Systems Group recently began using a solution that offers managers a wireless way to track IT assets
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D.C. launches mapping tool
Web-based application culls data from 67 agencies and delivers it to every Washington, D.C., government employee
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Wireless spec making (air) waves
Niche applications still the rule, but better security, performance boost potential
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Better late than never
Storage-area networks may see lift from IP-based high-bandwidth connection
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Simplifying communication
Unified messaging may reduce costs, increase productivity
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One for all
A golden age of network standardization is about to replace a costly and complex old order
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eSlate gets voters' approval
More than one-fifth of the voters in a Charlottesville, Va., city council election used an electronic system
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Signal wins Senate pact
Signal Corp. has won a five-year contract worth an expected $100 million to maintain the Senate's IT infrastructure
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House office buys biometrics
The Office of Legislative Counsel is installing biometric security to protect confidential files and working documents
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Call centers get high marks
Despite differences among levels, government call centers rank well with those in the private sector, a study finds
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Avoiding scams
FCW.com's Friday Financials column winds up its look at handling your credit record
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