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The Ultimate in Linkage
As important as a
functioning government and a thriving economy
are to a nation’s well-being, nothing is more important to the defense
of freedom than an effective military.
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Work At Home, Work To Go
Technology allows employees to skip the commute while the company saves millions of dollars.
by Maryann Lawlor
Classified ads that read “Work From Home” are appealing to everyone who faces a long commute each day. While some job offers are nothing more than scams, one well-known high-tech company has a program in place that allows more than one-third of its employees to enjoy the comforts of home—or near home—as their work environment every day.
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Internet Voting Isn’t Clicking
Many issues challenge the legitimacy of the Web ballot.
by Sharon Berry
Internet voting could significantly change voting habits in the United States, but assessing its opportunities and challenges has been difficult in the absence of hard evidence.
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Army Accelerates End-to-End Network Centricity
From unit organization to reach-back, service builds transformation on information technology backbone.
The U.S. Army is marching forward double time on several fronts to bring the power of networking to bear on the global war on terrorism.
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Networked Vision Moves Closer To Reality
Communications and data architecture moves into the sky and beyond.
Lessons learned from recent combat operations over Iraq support the service’s network-centric operational concept.
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Army Moves Ahead With Information Technology Advances
IT Day June 30, 2004, Tysons Corner, Virginia
The recent wars in Afghanistan and Iraq have generated a wealth of information about information—specifically, technologies that are at the core of network-centric operations. The U.S. Army, which long has been transitioning to a force built around information technology (IT) capabilities, gleaned considerable experience from those conflicts. With the service already in the midst of a wide-ranging transformation, the new capabilities emerging from the two successful wars offer new avenues for exploiting the power of network centricity.
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DOIM/AKM
Aug 30-Sept 3, 2004
Ft. Lauderdale, FL
ACT
Sept 16, 2004
Berlin, Germany
AFCEA Professional Development
FAIRFAX, VA
Internet Technology
Aug 31-Sept 2, 2004
Principles of Communications/military
Sept 8-10, 2004
DOD Architecture Framework
Sept 14-17, 2004
Data to Info to Knowledge Management
Sept 20-22, 2004
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