Cybersecurity

Groups urge 911 improvements

Existing 911 system is woefully outdated, it cannot use new tech.

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Intergraph dispatches E911 tech to Fort Bragg

Computer-aided response system includes feed from sensors that could detect chemical, biological and nuclear hazards

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Army Corps looks at outsourcing IT

Army Corps of Engineers prepare for big competitive sourcing study

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Kentucky, Army sniff out trouble

Prototype portal will integrate data to monitor chemical depot.

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Australian e-gov grows

Australia's Centrelink project costs about $1.5 billion.

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Army filters AKO vendors

Army officials encouraged some companies to bid on the Army Knowledge Online procurement.

Modernization

Solaris 10 appears

Sun Microsytems formally launched its next-generation operating system.

Modernization

Network Appliance ships new OS

The software is meant to address burdensome system administrative tasks and poor utilization of disk capacity.

Modernization

WiSPER puts data on forms

The system is supposed to be useful for the medical and legal industries, and other areas with specialized jargon.

Modernization

Lockheed finishes satellite system

The Coalition Multinational Network provides warfighters in Iraq with high-quality voice and secure broadband.

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Health IT czar issues health network RFI

“With the exception of a few isolated regional projects, the United States does not currently have meaningful health information interoperability capabilities,” Dr. David Brailer says in his RFI about a national health network.

Modernization

Observer does more than observe, it fixes

Protocol analyzer sports new interface for triggering alarms

Modernization

The value of bad news

Federal managers rely on scanners to discover and reduce security risks

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VA tackles old e-mail system

VA officials plan to award a contract in December that would overhaul the agency's e-mail system and shrink the number of e-mail servers to 24 from 528 currently.

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Editorial: The next four years

As President Bush and his team prepare for a second term, we offer the following recommendations on current and perennial policy issues.

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Managed Care

Three management disciplines that could improve the health of government programs

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Internal medicine for what ails you

Business process management means rethinking how an organization functions

Digital Government

thePipeline

New products from iAnywhere Solutions, Dell and Enterasys Networks.

Cybersecurity

DOD brass: Coalitions need info sharing

Some contend allies should have SIPRNET access

Modernization

Amber Alerts crossing state lines

Officials work on national alert network for missing children