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10/04/1999

Volume 18 Issue 33 October 4 1999


GCN_Lab_Review

Easy Excel spreadsheet adds up to equality for all at $309


PC tape backup is affordable but slow


Effective telecommuting does the job


Lab Notes


Java and its competitors


PhotoDraw is no longer Office 2000's weak link


GCN_News

Full-scale convergence is hot topic at trade show


USGS uses video mapping system to study Turkey earthquake


How would a merger affect FTS 2001?


Will archiving lawsuit go to Supreme Court?


When it comes to IT security, CIOs say that talk is cheap


In 2000, federal IT budget rises


Lotus PIM gets in sync with portable phones, handhelds


NIH tries to find a happy medium in online debate


Clinton plan would ease export restriction on encryption software


Air Force plans $1.5b systems integration


Special Navy comm unit supports the East Timor peacekeeping force


PEOPLE ON THE MOVE


Student loan shop gets IT modernization team


GSA creates training program for IT workers to hone thinking skills


Army honors employee excellence in systems work


Mineral royalty system will run PeopleSoft app


GCN_Commentary

FEDERAL CONTRACT LAW


@INFO.POLICY


Editorial


Letters

Letters to the Editor


GCN_TechBriefs

IRS gets software Web store


DNS registration deal set


Army signs BPA with CA


PCI card makes phone calls


Seagate improves hard drive


HP gears up for IA-64


Iridium cuts prices for feds


PTO says it is 2000-ready


GCN_Tech Trends

Defense Department communications


SPAWAR builds backbone to shore up lines of communication


Marines pack PCs as handheld testing continues


Telecom device makes sure the back door is closed


Check Point software extends VPNs into enterprise nets for secure communications


Classroom XXI puts soldiers at head of class


NASA pilots online bidding


Spectrum of duties keeps her in tune


Projects aim to scale medicine's geographic walls


An eight-port Ethernet switch for small office LANs fits in a pocket


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