Digital Government
Data analysis: Picture this
As online data mushrooms, visualization may help make sense of it all
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A fallback plan in hand
Assessing handheld computers in light of their new role in worst-case scenarios
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Feds explore health net
NLM seeks a network to provide better information flow among health professionals
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Girding for the grid
An open-source software project will enable organizations to share computers, networks and data seamlessly
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Energy, DOD rethink security rules
The Energy and Defense departments are making major changes in their information security policies
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A voice from the near future
VoiceXML makes the Internet accessible when a PC is not an option
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Emerging technologies
Introducing six emerging technologies that could change the way government works
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The Circuit
Online filing for everyone; Help wanted; Sen. Thompson heads out; The Ridge dilemma
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Handhelds in a new world order
Handheld computers find a new role in the office network
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Resellers stick to basics
Product-centric services and deeper vendor relationships are key to survival
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The $164 million question
An NMCI user survey will determine whether EDS gets a $164 million customer satisfaction incentive
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The search continues
Software providers are pursuing advances that will take some of the effort out of searching
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Breaking the tether
Wireless local-area networks could reduce costs, cut ties to the desktop
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Tecra 9000: Stylish and connected
Review: Toshiba America Information Systems Inc.'s Tecra 9000 scores high marks for stylishness and solid usability
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Have data, will travel
Review: DiskOnKey has security option available for sensitive files
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A closer look at competing platforms
BlackBerry, Palm and some wild card entrants to the wireless e-mail market
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Oregon rates as e-friendliest
Study finds Oregon is best in promoting policy that spurs e-commerce, e-government and digital signatures
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