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Communications breakdown
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A blanket of SNOMED
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Software that keeps score
Managers fine-tune mission performance with balanced score cards, but success takes much more than technology.
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5 stars of open-source products
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Long arm of the law
Enterprising law enforcement agencies use new technologies to spur cross-border data sharing
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Fixing up facilities management
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Steps to build the perfect desktop
Use raw processing power as your only guide and your new dream machine could be a costly headache
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A cool duo
The shift to dual-core processors from Intel and AMD could have an impact on mainstream desktop computers.
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A room with a view
Public safety agencies grapple with loads of data flowing into command centers.
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Security on demand
New technology tools come to the high-stakes world of special-event security
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The real cost of open source
Do hiddencosts shortchange open-source software's appeal?
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Is there a future for futures trading?
Despite the DARPA debacle, experts say the idea has merit
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Deployment tips
Here's what to consider before buying or implementing business analytics tools.
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Analyze this
The growing niche of business analytics gives public agencies new insights
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Weighing buy vs. build
Do you invest in your own network infrastructure or buy services from a provider?
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Quality control
After security, the biggest concern for VOIP implementations is quality of service.
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