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GTSI brings two more into fold
GTSI announces a pair of alliances that will help government customers seeking to better monitor their ebusiness systems and those looking for faulttolerant servers
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New tools help handle handhelds
Help appears on the way for network administrators looking to get a grip on the management of handheld devices
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Congress gives out privacy advice
The Senate Judiciary Committee has compiled a guide to help Internet users protect their privacy online
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Organizing wherever you are
FCW's DotGov Thursday column looks at how palmtop computing can change your life and your Web site
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NASA to study its place in Digital Earth
NASA has commissioned studies to ascertain its own responsibilities in leading the multiagency Digital Earth program
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Cyber-Sign gives secure feeling
CyberSign Enterprise Server 2.0 provides strong security without the invasiveness of biometrics
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Mississippi lists sex offenders online
Mississippi is the latest state to post a sex offender registry on the Internet; a Justice Department grant made it possible
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VirusScan slims down for remote workers
Network Associates soon will launch a lightweight version of its desktop antivirus software designed for workers who access networks via dialup modems
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States clamor for civilian GPS
A dozen state departments of transportation expressed support for expanding a satellite positioning system that garners little support from Congress
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Northrop advances in federal IT
Northrop Grumman continued its march upon the federal information technology marketplace with the purchase of Sterling's Federal Systems Group
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Letter to the Editor
As a government financial manager with a keen interest in computers and costs, I find another article about the 'woes' of shortages of IT personnel and its solution (more money) to be laughable ['Survey reconfirms IT staffing woes,' FCW, Sept. 4].
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New CIO takes reins in Nevada
An official who gave up a private-sector job says he will concentrate on creating an environment that makes state employees want to stay
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Online auction firm goes under
Customers are surprised to hear of the demise of eCitydeals, an online auction company catering to municipal governments
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DOT cautious about ultra-wideband
DOT submitted its position on proposed rulemaking by the FCC, expressing concern about interference with the Global Positioning System
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The big Squeeze
Between 1995 and 1999, the total number of operations at U.S. airports rose more than 8 percent.
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NSF pumps millions into info tech
The National Science Foundation awarded the first grants last week to promote advancements in computer science, and its information technology program cleared a hurdle toward a $215 million budget for fiscal 2001.
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The Circuit
The FBI dubbed its sophisticated email bugging system 'Carnivore' because it would 'get to the meat' of suspect emails, officials said.
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