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  • Feb 27, 2006
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FEATURES

Running to stand still
Telecom managers in companies and agencies are struggling to adjust to shifting Networx timelines

Visionaries needed
Agencies are facing a telecom revolution with few big thinkers to lead

Decrying secrecy, citizen groups fight back
More federal agencies are taking data off the Web, while citizens seek ways to restore public access



NEWS

Army stuck in a WIN-T quandary
Program and funding issues could impede future communications system

Feds secretly reclassify data

Alliant makes jump to video

Circuit

Intercepts

Comings and goings

COMMENT

Editorial: The dangers of secrecy
A representative democracy only works when the actions of individuals and the operations of institutions are transparent

Kelman: Let’s promote the IT Exchange

Perlowitz: Ease growing pains

Welles: Don’t leave yet, but if you must…

MANAGEMENT

Feds cope with the ‘greener pastures’ syndrome
Some CIOs make a career of jumping the fence and, in many ways, are richer for doing it

USPS finds six ways to cut costs, not services

TECHNOLOGY

Unfurling wireless mesh
New gear expands coverage of wireless networks, but proprietary products prevail

The Pipeline

Who’s knocking on your network door?

You don’t need a weatherman…

BUSINESS

GTSI shakeup signals renewed services push
Struggling to succeed, GTSI has brought in a new leader in an effort to shift focus

Energy A-76 competition could serve as model — but should it?

Companies cope with tight federal budget

POLICY

Another post-Katrina problem: What happened to the street?
Hurricane response highlighted the need to standardize digital maps

E-file goal too ambitious

USPS opposes bill to restructure mail service

Bush budget squeezes first responders

FlipSide

Ouch! Brain cramp!

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