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Get a handle on handhelds

New tools bring mobile computers into the enterprise management fold

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Biometrics reduces case backlog

Minnesota officials use technology to match data to suspects

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Laying the lines of communication

Since November, Army colonel has set up thousands of Internet accounts

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Oregon city builds safety net

IP-based mesh network will operate in absence of supporting infrastructure

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Online Extra: Agencies uneasy about move to governmentwide financial systems

For many agencies, the gain of e-government has yet to outweigh the pain. This is especially true in the conversion to governmentwide financial systems from agencywide applications.

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Accenture to merge Oregon networks

The company will be paid from money saved by the consolidation over the next two and a half years.

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Enough coddling—OMB demands results from IT

After three years of holding agencies’ hands, waiting for their infrastructures to settle into place and putting up with systems chiefs’ anxieties, Bush administration officials think it’s time that federal IT deliver on the promised results. “We can get to where we want to be. It is just a question of making sure there is plenty of rigor and discipline to make sure agencies understand what their goals are,” OMB’s <b>Clay Johnson</b> says.

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Software gets Groovier

Groove Networks Inc., maker of virtual office software, has upgraded its product with new security and data functions.

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Navy adds four e-biz pilots

They cover training, visitor security and challenges of bandwidth, secure wireless communications and network traffic.

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Archive-friendly PDF in the works

Slimmed-down PDF could become a standard

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Army calls for better communications

Contract would bridge gap to WIN-T

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Microsoft ends government giveaways

Officials say a planned three-month campaign of sending free software to government clients has ended. The feds didn't like it in the first place.

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Use bandwidth better, admiral says

The head of U.S. Strategic Command says troops and their commanders need appetite suppressants in their bandwidth demand.

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Net-centric war needs security

An insecure or unreliable network could be worse than no network at all, say officials from the DARPA Advanced Technology Office.

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Army to drop older Windows

The Army mandated that all commands use Windows 2000 or newer Microsoft Corp. operating systems by 2005.

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White Sands keeps Qwest

The White Sands Missile Range has picked Qwest to provide data and voice communications under a five-year contract renewal.

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States team up for buying

At least eight states have signed on to a cooperative purchasing contract for public safety communications services and equipment.

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GSA keeps options open for Networx contract

Agency is listening to options for FTS 2001 follow-on

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Open-source gets serious: A new window on Linux

The Linux OS challenges Microsoft and others for data centers and desktops

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A recipe for locking down systems

Security software vendors give managers holistic view of systems