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1. Painting the town green

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Environmental issue, Government systems management, Government computer systems -- Environmental aspects, Electronic government -- Environmental aspects, Environmental protection -- Methods
Published
2008

2. Writing the CXO playbook

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Company business planning, Government executives -- Powers and duties, Government executives -- Planning
Published
2008

3. Análisis de la viabilidad económica para la mitigación de la erosión marítima utilizando espolones reciclados o convencionales

Author

Ramírez Mosquera, Mary Luz, Duque Ossa, Harbey Andrés, Mejía Fandiño, Juan Manuel, and Sierra Cadavid, Milton

Subjects
Espolones, Empresas medioambientales, Medio ambiente -- Urabá, Erosión marítima, Mitigación, Creación de empresas -- viabilidad
Abstract

Determinar la viabilidad económica para la mitigación de la erosión marítima, utilizando un método constructivo mediante espolones reciclados o convencionales, en el litoral caribe en el municipio de Arboletes (Ant). Con muy pocas excepciones, los espolones perpendiculares a las playas no han recuperado arenas, por el contrario, se han convertido en generadores de nuevos problemas, ambientales por ejemplo en los sectores adyacentes. A corto plazo, la erosión litoral entre Arboletes y Turbo es causada por factores marinos y por procesos de erosión subaérea y ocasionada en buena parte por las litologías poco resistentes de las terrazas y acantilados, compuestos en su mayoría por lodolitas fracturadas y meteorizadas (con buzamientos o planos de debilidad inclinados hacia el mar) y por sedimentos finos no consolidados, fácilmente licuables: ambas condiciones facilitan la ocurrencia de deslizamientos, caídas de rocas y flujos de lodo que determinan retrocesos rápidos (3 a 4 metros) del contorno litoral, sobre todo en los primeros 15 días de la transición verano-invierno (abril) y durante los “mares de leva” (periodos de oleajes fuertes). El caso de la erosión litoral entre Turbo y Arboletes ilustra claramente cómo las tendencias erosivas naturales pueden intensificarse fuertemente por intervenciones humanas (incluyendo las defensas ingenieriles) y la necesidad urgente de coordinar esfuerzos para controlar o mitigar con eficiencia las pérdidas de terrenos litorales. En el desarrollo de este documento se pretende mostrar la viabilidad económica para la mitigación de la Erosión Marítima utilizando Espolones Reciclados o convencionales, realizando un comparativo entre los diseños de ambos tipos de espolones y así determinar la mejor propuesta económica. With very few exceptions, the spurs perpendicular to the beaches have not recovered sands, on the contrary they have become generators of new problems, environmental for example in the adjacent sectors. In the short term, coastal erosion between Arboletes and Turbo is caused by marine factors and subaerial erosion processes and is largely occasioned for the low-resistance lithologies of terraces and cliffs, mostly composed of weathered and fractured lodolites ( with buckets or planes of weakness inclined towards the sea) and by non-consolidated fine, easily liquefiable sediments: both conditions facilitate the occurrence of mudslides, rock falls and mud flows that determine fast regressions (3 to 4 meters) of the coastal contour, especially in the first 15 days of the summer-winter transition (April) and during the "heavy seas" (periods of strong waves). The case of coastal erosion between Turbo and Arboletes clearly illustrates how natural erosive trends can be intensified strongly by human interventions (including engineering defenses) and the urgent need to coordinate efforts to efficiently control or mitigate losses of coastal land.

Published
2018

4. When data walks: on the heels of VA's loss, agencies revisit the job of controlling their data--and people

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
E-Government Act of 2002, Company legal issue, Government regulation, Company business planning, United States. Office of Management and Budget -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Planning -- Investigations -- Safety and security measures, United States. Department of Veterans Affairs -- Safety and security measures -- Investigations -- Planning, Theft -- Investigations -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Safety and security measures, Personal information -- Safety and security measures -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Investigations
Abstract

MARY MOSQUERA GCN STAFF THE RECENT THEFT OF DATA on 26.5 million veterans sends agencies a chilling message: Lock down your own data security and privacy policies immediately or you […]

Published
2006

5. Health IT gets into gear: aggressive schedule over next 8 months to get technology into the hands of doctors, patients

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Company business planning, Company systems management, Market trend/market analysis, United States. Department of Health and Human Services -- Planning, United States. Department of Health and Human Services -- Information management, Medical advice systems -- Forecasts and trends
Abstract

DAVID BRAILER is a doctor by trade, but as the national coordinator for health IT, he is proving to be more of an engineer. For the last two years, Brailer […]

Published
2006

6. A new measure of performance

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Company business management, Company personnel management, Employee performance -- Management, Administrative agencies -- Aims and objectives, Administrative agencies -- Human resource management, Performance standards -- Evaluation, Managers -- Practice
Published
2009

7. FAA breach heightens cybersecurity concerns

Author

Bain, Ben and Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Internet security, Computer crime, Company business management, United States. Federal Aviation Administration -- Access control, Electronic government -- Management, Internet -- Safety and security measures, Internet -- Management, Computer crimes
Published
2009

8. IT community eager for stimulus

Author

Lipowicz, Alice, Mosquera, Mary, and Bain, Ben

Subjects
Computer services industry, Company financing, Electronic government -- Finance, Computer services industry -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Domestic economic assistance
Published
2009

9. OMB: keep your briefs brief

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Company business management, United States. Office of Management and Budget -- Services, Administrative agencies -- Reports, Freedom of information -- Management, Internal control (Accounting) -- Management
Published
2008

10. Clipping the wings of indulgent travelers

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Company business management, Company financing, Online travel service, United States. Department of Veterans Affairs -- Finance, United States. Department of Veterans Affairs -- Management, Online travel services -- Usage, Travel costs -- Management, Public employees -- Travel
Published
2008

11. Encryption roulette

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Encryption, Data security issue, Laptop/portable computer, Company business management, Company systems management, United States. National Institutes of Health -- Information management, United States. National Institutes of Health -- Officials and employees, Data encryption -- Usage, Data security -- Management, Portable computers -- Usage, Government information -- Safety and security measures
Published
2008

12. Officials focus on weak links in privacy: HHS, partners make securing patient data a specific plank of their platform

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, Company legal issue, Government regulation, Company systems management, Technology application, Privacy issue, United States. Department of Health and Human Services -- Information management -- Investigations, Privacy -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Usage -- Technology application -- Investigations, Medicare fraud -- Investigations -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Usage -- Technology application, Patients -- Information management -- Usage -- Technology application -- Investigations -- Laws, regulations and rules, Medical records -- Technology application -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Investigations -- Usage, Electronic records -- Usage, Health facilities -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Information management -- Usage
Abstract

BETWEEN MAY 2005 AND THIS JUNE, a front-desk coordinator of a large medical practice in Florida sold patient information on 1,100 people to a cousin, who allegedly used the confidential […]

Published
2006

13. IT security plans getting personal: OMB order accelerates efforts to protect remote access and personal information

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
E-Government Act of 2002, Government systems management, Government regulation, Company business planning, Data security issue, United States. Office of Management and Budget -- Planning -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Standards -- Safety and security measures, United States. National Institute of Standards and Technology -- Standards -- Safety and security measures -- Planning, Data security -- Standards -- Control -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Safety and security measures, Government computer systems -- Safety and security measures -- Standards -- Planning, Personal information -- Safety and security measures -- Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

Agencies Haven't Been Ignoring security in recent years, but while they focused on protecting the highest-risk areas, many left personal data in peril. Federal officials said agencies did not pay […]

Published
2006

14. As data breaches pile up, OMB cracks down; experts call for CIOs to have more authority

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Government regulation, Company business management, Company systems management, Data security issue, Computer crime, Administrative agencies -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Political aspects, Data security -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Management -- Political aspects, Business enterprises -- Information management -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Political aspects, Computer crimes -- Prevention -- Political aspects -- Laws, regulations and rules, Chief information officers -- Powers and duties -- Management
Abstract

The flood of recent data breaches appears to be the product of a perfect storm of inadequate security controls, enforcement and training. As a result, the Office of Management and […]

Published
2006

15. Coast guard fine-tunes its harbor watch: project Hawkeye combines data from sensors, cameras to detect suspicious activity

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Company business planning, Government information technology services, Technology application, United States. Coast Guard -- Planning -- Technology application -- Safety and security measures, Harbors -- Safety and security measures -- Usage -- Technology application, Automatic identification systems -- Usage -- Planning, Government information technology services -- Usage -- Planning
Abstract

UNDER THE CLOAK OF NIGHT, a vessel quietly floated in the channel waters at the entrance to the busy cargo, cruise and petroleum seaport of Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale, […]

Published
2006

16. ERP's learning curve: agencies heed the lessons of past, high-profile failures

Author

Dizard, Wilson P. and Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Company business management, Enterprise resource planning, Market trend/market analysis, Government information technology services, Business management software, Enterprise resource planning -- Management -- Forecasts and trends -- Usage, Business management software -- Usage -- Forecasts and trends -- Outsourcing, Government information technology services -- Outsourcing -- Management -- Usage
Abstract

Agencies taking on enterprise resource management projects often find themselves in over their heads, and they are are beginning to turn to government centers of excellence for help. Doug Bourgeois, […]

Published
2006

17. In Katrina's wake, a chance to prove health IT's value

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Health care industry, Technology application, Hurricane Katrina, 2005 -- Environmental aspects, Hurricane Katrina, 2005 -- Economic aspects, Medical records -- Technology application, Health care industry -- Technology application, Health care industry -- Environmental aspects
Abstract

Floodwaters destroyed the medical records of thousands of evacuees from New Orleans, washing away orders for cancer and diabetes treatment and medication information stored in physician offices and clinics. The […]

Published
2005

18. Agency IT provides relief after Katrina: at VA, e-health system streamlines patient evacuation; other agencies support relief efforts in various ways

Author

Mosquera, Mary, Onley, Dawn S., Thormeyer, Robert, and Wait, Patience

Subjects
Company business management, Company systems management, Contract agreement, Microcomputer industry, Technology application, Computer industry, Hewlett-Packard Co. -- Contracts -- Information management, United States. Department of Agriculture -- Powers and duties -- Information management, United States. General Services Administration -- Powers and duties -- Information management, United States. Department of Veterans Affairs -- Powers and duties -- Contracts -- Information management, Hurricane Katrina, 2005 -- Influence -- Management, Medical records -- Information management -- Technology application, Computer industry -- Contracts -- Information management, Disaster relief -- United States -- Louisiana -- Technology application -- Management
Abstract

As Hurricane Katrina pounded the buildings and flooded the streets of New Orleans, the medical staff from the New Orleans VA Medical Center--located near the Superdome--didn't have to worry about […]

Published
2005

19. OMB will sharpen reviews of agency health IT spending

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Company systems management, Company investment, Company business planning, United States. Office of Management and Budget -- Planning, United States. Office of Management and Budget -- Information management, United States. Office of Management and Budget -- Surveys, Medical advice systems -- Investments, Medical advice systems -- Information management, Medical advice systems -- Surveys, Medical economics -- Surveys
Abstract

The Office of Management and Budget wants to coordinate health IT spending in a way similar to other management efforts, such as electronic rulemaking, grants management and software licenses. For […]

Published
2005

20. HHS lays foundation for health IT network

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Company business planning, United States. National Health Service Corps -- Officials and employees -- Standards -- Planning, United States. Department of Health and Human Services -- Officials and employees -- Standards -- Planning, Medical advice systems -- Planning -- Organization formation -- Standards
Abstract

The Health and Human Services Department has given the move toward a national health information network the push many people in government and industry have been waiting for. HHS secretary […]

Published
2005

21. OMB urges use of shared-services approach to telecom via Networx: administration reins in Treasury for striking out on its own; GAO chides department for failing to disclose Networx agreement

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Contract agreement, Networx Inc. -- Contracts, United States. Office of Management and Budget -- Powers and duties, United States. General Services Administration -- Contracts -- Powers and duties, Computer software industry -- Contracts
Abstract

The Office of Management and Budget has made it clear that it will steer agencies toward the General Services Administration's Networx telecommunications contract instead of letting them strike separate deals […]

Published
2005

22. OMB to agencies: bump up IT use to get control of payments

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Company business management, Company systems management, Government contract, United States. Office of Management and Budget -- Information management -- Management, Expenditures, Public -- Control, Public contracts -- Management
Abstract

On any given workday, common payment processing mistakes cost the government a fortune in improper payments--adding up to $45.1 billion last year alone. Complicated rules, relentless volume and layers of […]

Published
2005

23. Provider Market Crashes

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Market trend/market analysis, AT and T Corp. -- Management, Cable & Wireless PLC -- Management, Telecommunications services industry -- Marketing
Abstract

Network service providers played a real-life game of "Survivor" throughout 2001. Competitors to the regional Bells, born of telecom reform, fell like flies this year, closing their doors or filing […]

Published
2001

24. Sun Doesn't Shine In 2001

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Company sales/revenue, Company losses, Company personnel management, Company business planning, Oracle America Inc. -- Finance, Computer industry -- Finance
Abstract

Sun Microsystems felt the sting of the economic downturn as its stock price, sales and earnings slid this year and the company experienced its first layoffs. For its fiscal first […]

Published
2001

25. Bayer Taps SAP To Speed Distribution -- Drug Maker Leans On ERP System To Meet Spikes In Demand Following The Anthrax Scare

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Company systems management, Supply chain management software, Bayer AG -- Information management, Chemical industry -- Information management, Distribution channels -- Information management
Abstract

Pharmaceutical company Bayer AG is migrating to supply chain management software that will help it meet sudden spikes in demand, such as those caused by bioterrorist events. The recent anthrax […]

Published
2001

26. Customer Service A Priority -- Manufacturers Are Using The Web More To Interact With Customers

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Management issue, Customer service, National Association of Manufacturers -- Officials and employees, Customer service -- Management, Logistics -- Management, Online services -- Management
Abstract

Companies that manufacture goods ranging from raw materials to consumer products are committed to e-business transformation, but the economic slump has caused them to prioritize online customer service. After customer […]

Published
2001

27. Bioterrorism Site Addresses Info Woes

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Online information service, Online health care service, Physicians Online, Online services, Bioterrorism
Abstract

Responding to a call by U.S. health-care professionals for more information on bioterrorism, Physicians Online, an information network connecting 270,000 medical professionals, has launched a bioterrorism center. Physicians Online began […]

Published
2001

28. IT Tires Of Microsoft Case -- Ongoing Complaints Don't Address Concerns With Licensing Practices

Author

Wagner, Mitch and Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Antitrust issue, Information technology, Company legal issue, Company licensing agreement, Microsoft Corp. -- Cases, Computer software industry -- Cases, Information technology -- Licensing agreements
Abstract

As Several states last week prepared to continue the Microsoft antitrust lawsuit, enterprise IT managers urged them to let it go. IT managers are more concerned with Microsoft's rising licensing […]

Published
2001

29. Group Seeks Federal Aid -- Health-care consortium turns to the Net to combat bioterrorism

Author

Boyd, Jade and Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Internet/Web technology application, Government Internet/Web application, Health care industry -- Information management, Bioterrorism -- Management
Abstract

In the wake of anthrax attacks in several cities, the health-care industry is turning to the Web for information about how to respond to bioterrorism. EHealth Initiative, a nonprofit consortium […]

Published
2001

30. Law Firm Collaborates Globally -- Nextpage's Peer-To-Peer Knowledge Management Software Applied To Far-Flung M&A Practice

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Company systems management, Baker & McKenzie -- Management, NextPage Inc. -- Services, Legal services -- Management
Abstract

As merger deals become increasingly global, law firm Baker & McKenzie has found electronic collaboration a necessity to serve far-flung clients and their transactions. Now, the Chicago firm is using […]

Published
2001

31. IT Investments Will Serve U.S. Entrepreneurial Spirit

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Information technology, Management issue, Recessions -- Prevention, Information technology -- Investments
Abstract

It's no secret the economy is barely registering growth. But information technology and the Internet are helping companies survive the hard times by making them more efficient. If you're not […]

Published
2001

32. Case Enters Next Phase -- Kollar-Kotelly set to rehear Microsoft remedies

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Antitrust issue, Microsoft Corp. -- Cases, United States. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit -- Cases, Antitrust law -- Cases, Computer software industry -- Cases
Abstract

The new judge recently named in the Microsoft antitrust case has a lot more experience handling murderers than monopolists. Although Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly, a Clinton appointee to the U.S. District […]

Published
2001

33. Level 3 Retrenches; Qwest Eyes Q2 Sales Rise

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Company sales/revenue, Level 3 Communications Inc. -- Finance, Qwest Communications International Inc. -- Finance, Computer network equipment industry -- Finance, Telecommunications services industry -- Finance
Abstract

Enterprises were squarely in the middle of both good and bad news coming out of the telecommunications sector last week. The bad news was that Level 3 Communications Inc. became […]

Published
2001

34. BMW Scores With Films Site

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Online information service, BMW AG -- Services, Transportation equipment industry -- Services, Online services -- Services
Abstract

BMWFilms.com was the fastest growing Internet destination for the week ending May 27, as traffic spiked 55 percent to the site that features BMW vehicles in original short films, according […]

Published
2001

35. Few Companies Control Most Online Minutes

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Company market share, Web portal, AOL Time Warner Inc. -- Market share, Microsoft Corp. -- Market share, Yahoo! Inc. -- Market share, Napster Inc. -- Market share, Internet -- Market share, Internet service providers -- Market share
Abstract

Rapid Internet consolidation has resulted in a limited number of companies dominating the majority of time most surfers spend online, Jupiter Media Metrix said Monday. The total number of companies […]

Published
2001

36. Unemployment Rate Improves, But Jobs Lost

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Industry trend, United States. Department of Labor -- Reports, Unemployment -- Reports
Abstract

The unemployment rate edged down to 4.4 percent in May, lifting hopes that the job picture was stabilizing, the Labor Department said Friday. However, the economy still lost 19,000 jobs […]

Published
2001

37. Internet Startups Morph Into Staid Models

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Industry trend, Online services -- Management
Abstract

Internet companies are targeting richer, bigger, and more reliable customers to reposition themselves to survive the dot-com shakeout, a report from Webmergers.com said. Dot-coms are also adopting new revenue models […]

Published
2001

38. Microsoft Antitrust Groups Take Up Arms Again

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Company legal issue, Microsoft Corp. -- Cases, Computing Technology Industry Association -- Cases, Antitrust law -- Cases
Abstract

Activists groups on both sides of the Microsoft Corp. antitrust case have stepped up their activities again. With the Microsoft (stock: MSFT) antitrust decision imminent, groups such as ProComp, comprising […]

Published
2001

39. Feds Emerge As Leading E-tailer

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Government Internet/Web application, Federal government -- Market share, Online services -- Market share
Abstract

The biggest online retailer was thought to bea nimble Internet entrepreneur, but anotherupstart has eclipsed Amazon.com's sales-the U.S. government. Though often criticized as the antithesis of Internet culture, the federal […]

Published
2001

40. Microsoft Courts AOL Subscribers

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Company marketing practices, Internet service provider, Microsoft Corp. -- Advertising, Internet service providers -- Marketing
Abstract

Microsoft Corp.'s MSN network launched a $50 million advertising blitz Tuesday to lure subscribers from America Online following the announcement that the world's largest Internet provider was increasing its monthly […]

Published
2001

41. New Senate Power Balance Won't Change Tech Outlook

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Government regulation, Information technology, United States. Senate -- Laws, regulations and rules, United States. Senate. Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation -- Laws, regulations and rules, United States. Senate. Committee on the Judiciary -- Laws, regulations and rules, Computer and Communications Industry Association -- Science and technology policy, American Electronics Association -- Science and technology policy
Abstract

The fallout from Vermont Sen. James Jeffords' announcement Thursday that he was jumping ship from the Republican Party to become an independent may change the balance of power in the […]

Published
2001

42. Unlimited Spam Trimmed, Ready For Canning

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Government communications regulation, E-mail, Unsolicited bulk e-mail, United States. House of Representatives. Committee on the Judiciary -- Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

Spammers could be liable for up to $1 million in damages for using common but fraudulent bulk e-mail practices under legislation that passed out of the House Judiciary Committee. The […]

Published
2001

43. FBI Pursues Online Bad Guys, But Damage Mounts

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Government communications regulation, Computer crime, Internet, United States. Federal Bureau of Investigation -- Cases, Computer crimes -- Cases, Internet -- Cases, Online services -- Cases
Abstract

Enforcement of Internet law and the prosecution of those who bilk consumers and businesses online is increasing but so is cybercrime, the FBI told lawmakers Wednesday. The FBI and other […]

Published
2001

44. Global E-Commerce To Hit $5 Trillion in 2005

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Market trend/market analysis, Electronic commerce, Internet, International Data Corp. -- Reports
Abstract

Internet commerce will accelerate to $5 trillion in 2005, fueled by nearly one billion global Internet users, or 15 percent of the world's population, researcher IDC said Wednesday. That's a […]

Published
2001

45. He Said, She Said ... Bells Vs. Competitors

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Government communications regulation, Broadband Internet, Internet service provider, Local telephone service, Long-distance telephone service, United States. House of Representatives -- Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

A bill that is designed to promote faster deployment of high-speed Internet will have the opposite effect, an organization that represents Internet service providers said. The Internet Freedom and Broadband […]

Published
2001

46. New Domains .biz, .info To Debut

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Internet address/domain name, Company service introduction, NeuLevel Inc. -- Services, Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers -- Services
Abstract

The Internet is about to get its first new generic domain names in over 15 years as .biz and .info received their final approval, the group that administers the World […]

Published
2001

47. Fed Continues On Its Rate Rip

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Government regulation, United States. Federal Reserve Board -- Planning, Interest rates -- Planning
Abstract

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates as expected another one-half percentage point on Tuesday and signaled they weren't finished trimming. This cut brought rates to their lowest in seven years. […]

Published
2001

48. Gen-Y, Seniors Most Rapidly Growing Online Groups

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Internet, Internet/Web overview, Internet -- Usage, Online services -- Usage, Echo boom generation -- Usage, Aged -- Usage, Web sites -- Usage
Abstract

The largest gains in Internet usage over the past year have come in the 18-to-24 age group coveted by advertisers, as well as persons 55 and over, an online research […]

Published
2001

49. Spending On IT Outsourcing Is Growing

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Outsourcing, Information technology, Industry trend, Outsourcing -- Growth, Information technology -- Finance
Abstract

Worldwide spending on outsourcing information technology services will nearly double by 2005, driven by competitive strategies and not just cost cutting, research group IDC said on Monday. Spending on IT […]

Published
2001

50. Lawmakers Raise E-Trade Concern

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Electronic commerce, International trade, Government trade agreement and tariff regulation, Government regulation, Industry trend, United States. Congress -- International trade, Electronic commerce -- Laws, regulations and rules, International trade -- Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

Democrat and Republican lawmakers introduced in Congress a resolution urging the Bush administration to make digital trade and barrier-free electronic commerce a top priority. Sens. Joe Lieberman (D-Conn.) and John […]

Published
2001

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