Skip to Content

Exercise Your Privacy Rights

What's Inside

By

July 17, 1998

TITLEWhat's Inside WASHINGTON TECHNOLOGY -- July 2, 1998 High Tech Crime Fighters State and local law enforcement agencies ben

TITLE>What's Inside

WASHINGTON TECHNOLOGY -- July 2, 1998

High Tech Crime Fighters State and local law enforcement agencies benefit from the latest information technology thanks to falling equipment costs, federal grants and a desire to stay a step ahead of lawbreakers. -Feature-	SAP Public Sector Expands Washington Unit The fledgling subsidiary of SAP AG adds a software center to bolster its government business. -State & Local-	DynCorp Tightens Acquisition Strategy Paul Lombardi, chief executive officer, and DynCorp are trying a shift in strategy, focusing on the government sector. -Business-
Knowledge Management -Feature-

Next stop on World Congress of IT tour: Taipei.

Small Business Administration's new rules for 8(a)s; NASA tops government Web sites; senators want to double science and tech funding.

TECH TICKER
MARKET SHARE
Come on in, have some shares.
DynCorp shifts its acquistitions strategy to the government sector.

CHANNEL NEWS
INFOTECH and THE LAW
Time is running out for Internet self-regulation.
National Science Foundation project aims to narrow the divide between academics and federal managers.

World Congress coverage: Northern Virginia's day to shine.
Four attendees give their reviews.
The whirlwind congress schedules of three busy people.
BELTWAY BIZ
WHO'S ON FIRST
CALENDER
CLARIFICATION
Washington Technology reserves this space to correct errors of fact and interpretation. Call (703) 848-2800 ext. 108

Copyright 1998 Post-Newsweek Business Information, Inc. All rights reserved

NEXT STORY: J.D. Edwards Has Eye on Federal Opportunities

Back to top