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Protests halt DOD contract
DOD cancels Global Crossing's $400 million Defense Research and Engineering Network contract
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An Army of one network
The Army is putting its chief information officer in charge of tens of millions of information technology dollars
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'Seamless' switch eyed for NSA staff
After winning the Groundbreaker contract, CSC officials met with 750 feds whose jobs will be affected.
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DII COE Defined
Rather than a single program, the Defense Department's information infrastructure is a web of communications networks
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CIA's In-Q-Tel still proving its worth
Panel makes recommendations for In-Q-Tel, the CIA's research and development organization
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In-Q-Tel still proving its worth
But an independent review of the R?#038; Amp;D organization for the CIA is mostly favorable
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Logicon to help IBM in DOD server market
IBM Corp. is turning to Logicon Inc. for help in its effort to acquire a larger share of the Defense Department server market
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Army consolidating IT management
Changes put CIO in charge of IT dollars and may put a single command in charge of infrastructure
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New NIMA director announced
James Clapper will be the first civilian to serve as director of the National Imagery and Mapping Agency
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JSTARS upgrade delivered
It's the first Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System improved through the Computer Replacement Program
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Two approaches
In its pursuit of combatcapable voicerecognition applications, researchers have taken two approaches.
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Air Force moves toward Cisco
Saying that the traditional competitive approach to buying network technology has compromised its combat capabilities, the Air Force plans to direct all bases to use products from Cisco Systems Inc.
Digital Government
Chaplains test machine translation
Chaplains might not be the first people you'd think of as being on the cutting edge of information technology. But U.S. Army chaplains are among those pushing hardest for a mobile translation device that will enable speakers of different languages to hold a conversation.
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The voice of combat
Voice-recognition software is a useful tool for millions of people workingin the relatively quiet surroundings of a home or office.
Acquisition
Retooling IT
The National Security Agency has billed Groundbreaker as a step toward bringing the agency's Cold Warera information technology into the 21st century
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