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12/01/2002

Volume 8 Issue 48 December 1 2002


Magazine

A look at future homeland security technology


Quick thinking


Milwaukee makes fast response


It's all about program management


Looking for an industry assist


Cautionary tales


Health net gets badly needed booster


Standards are crucial for reporting system


Back to school


New tool monitors cancer rates


Group urges air traffic upgrades


Navy's Porter retires


Too much at stake to wait


Cautionary tales


Mapping a response


Web collaboration: No bad options


Infiltrating agency ops


Good news, bad news for GIS managers


Grid vendor opens fed unit


Local role getting short shrift, critics say


Greg Woods, 59, dies


GIS politics may be tougher than technology


Coast Guard turns HR helm over to vendor


Web-based system lowers energy costs


Evans heads CIO Council


Feds as publishers


Milwaukee makes fast response


Assessing our goals


Called up for duty


Horn: Feds still fail security


FBI struggles with data management


Long live contract bundling


Designing Web pages for accessibility


GSA's center of activity


Standards are crucial for reporting system


Feds spark high-end computing resurgence


Health net gets badly needed booster


New opportunities for NIST


Lessons from AKO


Pacom commander demands more of IT


OMB finds security leverage


Comdex 2002 goes mobile


Looking for an industry assist


Privacy made simple for high-tech minds


Intercepts


It's all about program management


TSA preps smart ID pilot programs


New forays into PDA market


Industry leaders weigh in on local priorities


E-gov agenda takes shape


Air Force piloting secure portal


Program management gets second look


Homeland agency charged with outreach


Making architectures work


Bill pushes security, but no money so far


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