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A look at future homeland security technology
Knowledge management, electronic surveillance, biometric shield
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Some vendors at the ready
Integration executives say they have a head start on homeland security
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Breaking down barriers
State Department visa program may serve as model for cross-government data sharing
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A search for solutions
Editor's letter: A groundswell has formed in the nation's capital to spend large sums of money on information technology
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Information sharing goes global
The threat of terrorism has given new weight to a push to integrate justice and law enforcement information systems
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911.gov proposed for terror tips
Legislation introduced for a central Web site that would make submitting online tips as easy as dialing 911
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The face of security
Biometric systems are expected to play a greater role in homeland security
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Quick thinking
Clear goals plus more tightly focused systems hasten move to business intelligence software
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CSC trains more sleuths
The Defense Department is opening its computer forensics training programs to other law enforcement officials
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Customs turns up heat on IT projects
The Customs Service has intensified its call for enough funding to get its $1.3 billion modernization program completed years earlier than previously planned
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New homes for existing apps
Some integrators believe they can parlay existing systems into new homeland security solutions
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Most integration happens within
Although there may be little interdepartmental data sharing, many federal departments use enterprise application integration technologies to connect
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