Letter to the editor

  • Dec 26, 2002

Following is a response to an FCW.com poll question that asked: "What is at the top of your holiday IT wish list?"

An organization that can get commercial off-the-shelf, "real world" deployable mobile computing solutions in front of the real decision-makers at the Homeland Security Department through a homeland solutions expo in the Washington, D.C., area.

Jim O'Connor Itronix Corp.

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More user awareness and compliance. We can have all the technology in the world, and a human being can circumvent it through carelessness, ignorance or arrogance.

Name withheld by request

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