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New standards are faster, for a price

In examining ways to boost network transmission speeds, the IEEE developed two specifications

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Bringing science to homeland security

OSTP, National Academies to aid strategy

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House office secures files with biometrics

House office to install biometric technology to protect confidential files and working documents

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Wireless lans with 802.11b

Wireless LANS at a glance

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The Circuit

Don't count on it; The SCAP heap; Exact change only

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OMB council to tackle performance standards

OMB announced the establishment of the Performance Measurement Advisory Council

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Technology briefs

NASA extends Prisms; Weldon pushes responder tech

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Waiting for the first SIP

Why Session Initiation Protocol will be coming to a telephone near you

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Assessing unified messaging

This is a great time for agency IT strategists to evaluate unified messaging as a way to increase productivity and application integration

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Studying counterterrorism

The quasi-governmental agencies in the National Academies will address 10 areas in a counterterrorism study

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A brainstorming machine

NASA, FAA to use 'plug-and-play' approach to test new concepts in traffic management

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USPTO will wait it out

Those that have labored to deploy Fibre Channel networks are simply not interested in a still evolving IP SAN connection

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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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Letters to the editor

Outsourcing opinions to consider

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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