What's Inside

• The Clinton issues marching orders for national cyber-sercuity plan.

• BTG blames restructuring for red ink; PRC's Yerk leaps to CSC; EDS protects defense travel contract award.

• TECH TICKER

• MARKET SHARE
  Take a good look at how insiders view their own markets.

• Bell Microproducts expects storage solution sales to pump up revenues in its government division.

• NET LOG
  Census Bureau tracks the work-at-home trend.

• SMAC dives into systems integration pond.

• INTEGRATOR INSIDER

• Unisys identifies partners for its biometrics venture.
  

• CHANNEL NEWS

• INFOTECH and THE LAW
  Embattled article to Uniform Commercial Code fading from agenda.

• GUEST OPINION
  Leadership void imperils defense systems, data.

• Foreign high-tech workers pose legal challenges to employers.
  
  

• North Carolina's Rick Webb puts stamp on new IT infrastucture.

• ObjectSoft makes a pitch for its kiosks some governments find hard to resist.

• Anser's system for locating missing children could spin into other business.

• STATE OF THE STATES
• Federal grants spur agencies to invest in technology to help enforce the law.
• Government find perks in network computing solutions.

• Treev's James Leto moves to steer the company to profitablity.

• RMS, Intellisource merger first step toward initial public offering.

• BELTWAY BIZ

• WHO'S ON FIRST
  
  
• CALENDER

CLARIFICATION

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