Modernization
JSTARS flies into Internet Age
Radio technology addresses the needs of modern-day warfighters.
Modernization
RFID spreads with feds
The military and the FDA are requiring suppliers and manufacturers to use radio frequency identification technology to track items.
Digital Government
Officials praise D.C. wireless network
The Capital Wireless Integrated Network gives public safety workers a valuable tool for daily and extraordinary situations, officials said.
Digital Government
Paying the bills
Agency officials should carefully examine their bills for wireless services, according to some experts.
Cybersecurity
Wireless tip: Don't hide from risk
Perhaps the most important wireless safety precaution is acknowledging the risk.
People
Senate committee approves wireless spectrum bill
But not before adding a measure that critics say undermines the goal of getting broadcasters out of spectrum promised to public safety.
Modernization
Army frets over satellite use
Army officials await the December 2005 launch of the first Wideband Gapfiller Satellite.
Modernization
5 wireless mistakes to avoid
Deploying WLANs requires network management, security skills
Modernization
Davis rips Treasury, defends Networx
The Virginia congressman said if agencies continue to use their own competitions and contracts for large procurements, the effectiveness of governmentwide contracting vehicles will decrease.
Digital Government
5 technologies that integrators are banking on
RFID, Web services and security attract investment, demand
Modernization
Md. untethers Sailor
The Maryland network that connects libraries, agencies and citizens is moving into the wireless world.
Digital Government
Government doesn't drive Wi-Fi
Although local government is a major driver of large wireless projects, its influence is not as pervasive as some would think.
Modernization
Hawaii frees up Five-O
Honolulu's police, fire and emergency services personnel will get 1,600 wireless modem cards from AT&T Wireless.
Modernization
Responders urge deadline for wireless shift
First responders want Congress to force everyone else out of certain wireless bands to free space for police and emergency personnel.
Modernization
Semper Wi-Fi
A Marine unit in Afghanistan has built its own private, wireless network for personal e-mail and IP phone calls home.
Modernization
Texas tax agents stick by Sprint
The Texas Comptroller's Enforcement Division renewed its contract with Sprint Government Systems Division to provide state tax collectors with wireless access.
People