Translation services firm gets boost from In-Q-Tel
07/22/08 -- 01:24 PM The CIA’s investment arm is investing in a translation technology that will help intelligence officers analyze foreign-language documents.
A strong pulse
07/14/08; Vol. 23, No. 12 Contractors boost capabilities to address expected health care reforms under the next administration.
Eyes on the prize
07/14/08; Vol. 23, No. 12 New software systems are increasing the clarity of all types of surveillance videos.
On the edge
07/14/08; Vol. 23, No. 12 SentrySafe, a provider of security-storage containers, has introduced a new fire-resistant and waterproof hard drive designed to withstand temperatures of 1,550 degrees Fahrenheit.
WAN is the word
07/14/08; Vol. 23, No. 12 Optimization tools boost efficiency and reduce strain on bandwidth.
AeroVironment gains altitude with Special Ops UAS project
07/07/08 -- 01:10 PM The U.S. Special Operations Command has agreed to buy hand-launched, unmanned aerial systems from AeroVironment Inc. for base security, reconnaissance and battle damage assessment.
Telos to upgrade Air Force messaging system
07/01/08 -- 10:37 AM Telos Corp. will provide technical and program management assistance for the Air Force’s Defense Message System under a new contract.
If you haven't already, it's time to climb aboard the Web 2.0 trend
06/30/08; Vol. 23, No. 11 I went ahead and did it. Everyone has been talking about Web 2.0, and I finally figured I'd better get on board before the Generation Y crowd eats my lunch and leaves me in the dust with the rest of the baby boomers.
Medical breakthrough
06/30/08; Vol. 23, No. 11 Three industry giants provide the hardware for the Army’s combat casualty care system.
On the edge
06/30/08; Vol. 23, No. 11 The 4810LR 2D Image Scanner is designed specifically to meet the needs of law enforcement agencies.
A key to understanding data
06/30/08; Vol. 23, No. 11 Web 2.0 software tools are helping agencies make optimum use of the data they compile.
Report: Robotic tech is potential wild card in U.S. security
06/17/08 -- 11:09 AM Service robotics is identified as one of the six potentially most disruptive civil technologies with the greatest possibility of affecting the U.S.’ security interests through 2025, according to a new report.
Sniffing out problems
06/16/08; Vol. 23, No. 10 Netcordia device helps National Guard unit monitor routers and switches in far-flung network.
On the edge
06/16/08; Vol. 23, No. 10 Fujitsu Computer Products of America released Mag EraSURE P3M, a degausser used for fast and secure removal of magnetically recorded data from hard disk drives, removable disks and backup tapes.
Pack it up and go anywhere
06/16/08; Vol. 23, No. 10 NMCI’s ‘network in a box’ allows troops to set up offices in the field.
Survey: Web 2.0 pays off for early adopters
06/11/08 -- 12:56 PM A recent survey by AMR Research found that most organizations get unexpected results when they launch Web 2.0 technologies.
Broadcast engineers rally around emergency alert protocol
06/11/08 -- 11:04 AM A professional engineers group is trying to jump-start FEMA's procedure to authorize use of the Common Alerting Protocol for national emergency alerts.
Cloud computing gets ready for prime time
06/11/08 -- 08:10 AM Despite recent outages at online retailer Amazon.com, many technology experts say the outlook for cloud computing looks bright.
CIA first scoffs at, then embraces, collaborative technologies
06/10/08 -- 12:54 PM When a proposal surfaced to introduce the use of wikis and blogs in the intelligence community, the idea was met with skepticism, to say the least.
New technologies key to opening doors to local market
06/06/08 -- 09:32 AM Systems integrators and other technology companies with emerging technologies should be able to find new opportunities with local governments — despite the state of the economy.
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