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09/03/2001

Volume 7 Issue 32 September 3 2001


Magazine

NMCI helps pare legacy systems


Feds put bite on vampire devices


What's in a name?


Prediction precision


States premature on e-procurement


GSA deal will track acquisition worker skills


Bush management agenda wins nods


Acrobat performs new tricks


Campaigning for tech


What's the point?


Battle lines form over red-light cameras


Network to link quake researchers


Training's resource


Ruling favors FAA unit for IT pay raise


Florida site tracks world criminals


Help in a dangerous world


Education mismanagement


City's creativity brings in revenue


City borrows newspaper tool


VA eyes vendors for IT follow-on


Drivers favor cameras


Workforce changes in store


Tallahassee ingenuity


Library patches its copyright search


Thinking big


Buyer's guide


Just the eFACTS


Recipe for new leaders


Let the Navy do its work


Global grid gets DOD nod


Letters to the editor


DOE lab gets results with Web-based survey


Out of bounds


NSF gets outside help


E-signatures battle 'fear factor'


Quicker network lies in wait for House


Marketplace


High-performance horse race


Intercepts


Problem drivers on a short leash


Money flows in to flood site


Navy, DOD agree on NMCI testing


Northrop lands mine deal


DOD defends Web site shutdown


City continues Internet freebie


Security added to SEWP


How it works


Vendor contact list


What the orders include


Network gives neighbors variety of access


Fedwire


The facts on eFACTS


The missing piece


NAPA eyes HR reform


PKI: A necessary evil


Focus on five


DOD's 18-month ambition


Requests snowball for E-Rate


Illinois throws line to small hospitals


Government at the grass roots


Who you gonna call?


The Circuit


Big deal, new strategy


Defense CIO: Systems fill info gap


SEWP's on


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