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The state of Texas is taking back administration of a data consolidation contract from IBM.  Comments (1)
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Like their counterparts in the corporate world, state CIOs expect to face expanding responsibilities with lower budgets. Comment on this article |
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How OpenGeo's open source mapping suite helped Portland put sophisticated transportation information in the hands of users. Comments (1) |
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At a conference in Washington, execs from Adobe, Microsoft and IBM handed out scores on the U.S. government’s openness and transparency. Comments (2) |
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The Army general named to head up the new military Cyber Command has been confirmed by the U.S. Senate. Comment on this article |
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