Shutdown shakes vendors

December 12, 2002

<FONT SIZE=2>	Last month's government shutdown and ongoing budget crisis have generated ripple effects throughout the information technology industry. Many vendors who depend on the $27 billion government market have found it's no longer business as usual, even for work already funded.</FONT>

Last month's government shutdown and ongoing budget crisis have generated ripple effects throughout the information technology industry. Many vendors who depend on the $27 billion government market have found it's no longer business as usual, even for work already funded.

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<FONT SIZE=2>&#009;Last month's government shutdown and ongoing budget crisis have generated ripple effects throughout the information technology industry. Many vendors who depend on the $27 billion government market have found it's no longer business as usual, even for work already funded.</FONT>

<FONT SIZE=2> Last month's government shutdown and ongoing budget crisis have generated ripple effects throughout the information technology industry. Many vendors who depend on the $27 billion government market have found it's no longer business as usual, even for work already funded.</FONT>