Modernization
Unisys gets Defense RFID agreement
Two-year blanket purchase agreement allows DOD to place orders worth up to $5 million each, carries no ceiling and includes the Coast Guard.
Digital Government
Smart Shoppers: 5 things handheld buyers need to know
Mobile workers want technologies that simplify their lives, but the handheld device market has become anything but simple
Digital Government
Three hot spots for wireless LAN buyers
Security, applications, and voice enablement are three areas that organizations should consider as they look at WLAN technology.
Modernization
GTSI adds outdoor wireless to contracts
LightPointe's products use beams of light to transmit data between buildings.
Modernization
California lawmakers soften RFID stance
Update: Bill revised to put three-year limit on proposed ban of radio frequency identification tags.
Modernization
Army orders more JNN nodes
Satellite-equipped trailers provide mobile communications for troops working in remote areas.
Digital Government
California lawmakers soften RFID stance
The bill would allow agencies to use radio frequency identification tags for some applications.
Cybersecurity
RFID privacy concerns are global
European and Asian officials want to ensure that radio frequency identitifcation technology is used properly.
Modernization
Smokers get the message
New Zealand study finds correlation between text messaging and smoking cessation.
Modernization
Satcom industry presses for long-term buying
The leader of Americom Government Services renewed the call for the Pentagon to come through with new procurement policies for commercial satellite service.
Modernization
Saflink, Microsoft work on mobile security
Saflink developed software, based on NetSign CAC smart card middleware, specifically for Windows Mobile 5.0 for Pocket PCs.
Modernization
City of Ripon goes wireless
California municipality adopts holistic approach to mesh networking.
Modernization
To the orbit and back
Satellite communications find a niche in the military and emergency services.
Digital Government
Motorola loves mesh
The company's strategy is to see how far the technology can be integrated into other divisions and products.
People
A JTRS success?
Airborne and shipboard JTRS radios both passed a crucial system design review that keeps program on schedule and under budget.
Modernization
Keep on trucking
GPS wireless phones could record truck driver log data required by law.
People
Virginia Tech studies battlefield wireless
The research could also help overcome interoperability problems among first responders.
Cybersecurity
Interior defends wireless plan
An upcoming solicitation will only cover voice service, not Internet access, Interior says.
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