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  • Jun 20, 2005
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FEATURES

To the orbit and back
Satellite communications find a niche in the military and emergency services.

FAQs: Grid computing
Are grids coming to a data center near you?



NEWS

A leap in connectivity for global grid
DISA sees $3B procurement for up to 5,000 circuits as a commodity buy.

FAA gives go-ahead to RFID

EPA selects jobs for outsourcing

Circuit

COMMENT

Editorial: A schedule reorganization?

Nadler: New rights for feds

Miller: Focus on the people

MANAGEMENT

Hite keeps investigations humming
Accountability and performance are key measures for streamlined GAO.

OMB revives forum on contracting issues

Remaking government with a new salary system

TECHNOLOGY

City of Ripon goes wireless
California municipality adopts holistic approach to mesh networking.

The Pipeline

Bermuda keeps an eye on legislation

BUSINESS

Band of brothers
Veterans need partners to tap into VETS GWAC.

History repeats

POLICY

A decade ago, Clinger-Cohen brought reforms
But managing large federal IT projects remains an imperfect and risky business

Controversial to the max

Feds face mandatory security controls

U.S. officials favor global RFID standard

Featured

  • Cybersecurity
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    CMMC clears key regulatory hurdle

    The White House approved an interim rule to mandate defense contractors prove they adhere to existing cybersecurity standards from the National Institute of Standards and Technology.

  • Comment
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    A call for visionary investment

    Investing in IT modernization is not an either-or proposition, Rep. Connolly writes. This pandemic has presented Congress a choice: We can put our head in the sand and pretend these failures didn't happen, or we can take action to be prepared for the future.

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