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December 5, 1996

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WASHINGTON TECHNOLOGY -- DECEMBER 5, 1996

STATE & LOCAL INTEGRATORS

The demand for systems integration services may outpace the federal market.

Tech Business

DOING BUSINESS ON THE INTERNET

It's all part of the ultimate drive toward information, communication and transactions on demand.

Tech Business

Generous infotech companies should donate more money to the White House-backed school writing program.

Our a la carte menu of hot news items, plus follow-ups on previous stories.

INSIDE WASHINGTON

A new study may undermine high-tech small-business lobbying clout.

The Treasury Department pushes for global online tax rules.

TECH BUSINESS

Government Micro resources hopes to impress customers with programmer loyalty.

SPOTLIGHT ON PROCUREMENT
States jockey for federal IT sales.

WALL STREET REVIEW

INFOTECH and THE LAW
When will the government be ready for electronic commerce?

CHANNEL NEWS

With more competition in the marketplace, value-added resellers must bolster marketing and sales efforts.

NEW MARKETS

The Internet is a key resource for voters and lawmakers.

A commercial trucking system will link state inspection results and signal truckers when to stop at weigh stations.

INTERNET 201
A new search engine is easy to use.

IN THE NETPLEX

Maxm Systems is turning some heads and hopes to grow revenues by 50 percent.

Will Gov. Parris Glendening's tax proposal help Maryland businesses attract new talent?

WHO'S ON FIRST

ENTREPRENEUR SPOTLIGHT

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