They're back

Portals return as agencies standardize and seek a return on investment.

  • By David Essex

A bridge to the future

When mandates for DOD to migrate to a new Internet protocol go into effect in 2008, there won't be a momentous flipping of a switch to activate IPv6 running on every network and device.

  • By Doug Beizer

Gadgets galore

Line between business and consumer blurs as users demand better displays, storage and mobility.

  • By Doug Beizer

What's in your toolbox?

Government demands put more value on certifications, standards and process improvement.

  • By Heather B. Hayes

AT&T, Verizon nab California telecom deals

California has awarded four statewide contracts worth about $350 million annually to AT&T Inc. and Verizon Communications Inc. for statewide telecommunications services.

  • By William Welsh

Winners and losers

Tough decisions await DHS as it picks technologies to run its systems.

  • By Alice Lipowicz

An uncertain refrain rings familiar in the New Year

Funding constraints continue to pound on IT companies.

  • By Bill Loomis

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DHS leads Bush budget proposals

Homeland Security secretary Michael Chertoff wants $1 billion for border security on top of the $1.2 billion already appropriated.

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Show me the money

Demonstrating a return on investment is the biggest hurdle to selling managed services, according to a CompTIA survey

Vista launch could mean more business

Systems integrators and other IT contractors should see opportunities grow as agencies migrate to Microsoft Corp.'s new Vista operating system, according to a Microsoft-commissioned study by International Data Corp.

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Evolution, not revolution

With this issue, we introduce a new tagline for Washington Technology and announce the launch of our new Web site.

  • By Nick Wakeman

DHS transformation remains at risk: GAO

For the fourth consecutive year, DHS remains at high risk of not achieving its goals due to serious challenges in managing the agency.

  • By Alice Lipowicz

IRS funding requests to advance application makeover

The IRS advances its goal to improve taxpayer service and tax compliance through IT in the fiscal 2008 Treasury Department budget.

  • By Mary Mosquera

Skinner: DHS still struggling with IT management

DHS continues to struggle in managing, integrating and securing its IT systems, Inspector General Richard L. Skinner testified at a congressional hearing Tuesday.

  • By Alice Lipowicz

Pa. county taps Lawson for business software

Lawson Software won a contract from Bucks County, Pa., to provide enterprise resource planning software for key business functions.

  • By William Welsh

DHS wants steady funding stream for secure border

Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff said Monday he will ask Congress to approve $1 billion for the Secure Border Initiative Network in fiscal 2008.

  • By Alice Lipowicz

Telos wins Army wireless security award

Telos Corp. has been awarded a contract from the Army's I3MP to install wireless intrusion detection and prevention systems at 20 sites.

  • By Patience Wait
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