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Cutting from the tail
A study finds the Pentagon can lower support costs by outsourcing and shortening procurement cycles.
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New IBM computer takes on the heat
A new IBM supercomputer being installed within DOD will help the government battle forest fires.
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Marines' CIO getting second star
Promotion shows the importance the Marine Corps is placing on information technology
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Cyberdefense students using PKI
Users get digital certificates to access Defense Computer Investigations Training Program site
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Marines eye a few good IT recruits
The Marine Corps' global network operations center at Quantico, Va., is casting its recruiting net wider these days
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Army seeks new modernization vendor
The fielding of one of the Army's two marquee programs for modernizing logistics systems has been delayed by up to 10 months
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NSA developers get royalties
Two employees received royalty checks for software code that Raytheon licensed from the agency
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Navy names new Spawar commander
Rear Adm. Kenneth Slaght will lead the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command
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Money backs DMS, relaxes rules
The Pentagon's CIO issues a message of support for the Defense Message System
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Navy inks supercomputer deals
Three Naval organizations recently signed supercomputer agreements
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Changes may boost buying exchanges
Consolidating some contractor reporting requirements could pave the way for wider adoption of buying exchanges
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Industry raps Pentagon PKI
Defense Department officials say they're revamping their public-key infrastructure policy in light of an industry consortium report that sharply criticized DOD practices.
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Navy enters buying exchange
The Naval Sea Systems Command has staked its claim to electronic procurement
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Funding opens carrier to Windows
A $3.8-billion contract modification clears the way for developing Windows to run C2 on the Navy's next-generation aircraft carrier
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Lockheed tops DOD biz list
Lockheed Martin grabbed the top spot for reported business with the Pentagon last year
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Navy deals worth nearly $1 billion
Spawar awards two contracts for C4ISR systems that could be worth nearly half a billion dollars each
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New chief key to "Defense in Depth"
Several challenges await a former NSA cryptologist who recently became the armed forces' information assurance director
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Navy lifts sights on NMCI
The Navy has upped the ante in one of the most ambitious federal technology outsourcing projects afoot
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First large NMCI rollover occurs
EDS has assumed responsibility for more than 15,000 systems at Patuxent River, Md., marking the largest such milestone under NMCI
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