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April 9, 1998

TITLEWhat's Inside WASHINGTON TECHNOLOGY -- April 9, 1998 Millennium Boom Businesses are stepping up to the increas

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WASHINGTON TECHNOLOGY -- April 9, 1998

Millennium Boom Businesses are stepping up to the increasing state and local need for year 2000 conversion products. -State & Local-	Promising Purchase American Mobile Satellite gets bigger and its future gets brighter with its acquisition of Motorola's Ardis division. -Netplex-	Hope on a Disk CyberMedia Inc. expects to pull in about $20 million in government sales of its help-desk support software during 1998. - Federal -
Top 100 Federal Contractors -Special Report-

Mergers create bigger players in federal market.

Gartner hypes Internet and network computing; Wang wins Justice contract; OAO buys application developer.

TECH TICKER
MARKET SHARE
Companies are raising capital in a strong bull market.
Netrix Corp. reverses a four-year-long downward financial spiral.
NET LOG
Data Doctors have prescription for your Internet health.

Dell strikes gold in the government arena by sticking with the basics.
CyberMedia hopes to bring in millions with its help-desk support product.
GUEST OPINION
Lack of affirmative action plan can threaten your government contracts.

Businesses are counting on rising demand for year 2000 products.
INFOTECH and THE LAW
States look to their legislatures to limit year 2000 liability.

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