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31. Sterling service

Author

Slabodkin, Gregory

Subjects
Sterling Software Inc., Computers -- Services
Abstract

The Army's Intelligence and Security Command has awarded Sterling Software Federal Systems Group of McLean, Va., a $42 million contract to provide professional and technical support services to develop and […]

Published
1998

32. MIPS and chips

Author

Slabodkin, Gregory

Subjects
Semiconductor device, Northrop Grumman Space & Mission Systems Corp.
Abstract

TRW Inc. has built and delivered to the Air Force a high-performance, radiation-hardened, 32-hit microprocessor for satellite communications, surveillance and missile warning systems. The company delivered five, single-board computers, along […]

Published
1998

33. Dell shows off 16-node cluster

Author

Jackson, William, Slabodkin, Gregory, and Olsen, Florence

Subjects
Dell Inc., File servers
Abstract

Dell Computer Corp. demonstrated a 16-node PowerEdge server cluster at the Comdex Enterprise trade show in San Francisco. The 16-node cluster had 64 Intel Corp. 400-MHz Pentium II Xeon processors […]

Published
1998

34. NSA outsources IT work

Author

Slabodkin, Gregory, Murray, Bill, Menke, Susan M., and Jackson, William

Subjects
Computer Sciences Corp., Computers -- Services
Abstract

For the first time, the National Security Agency has awarded a contract to outsource its systems operations. Under its NSA Breakthrough Program, the agency awarded Computer Sciences Corp. a five-year, […]

Published
1998

35. Air Force uses network system for flight operations

Author

SLABODKIN, GREGORY

Subjects
Lockheed Martin Corp., Command and control systems
Abstract

New AFMSS can do it all from navigating hostile air to debriefing, but some say it takes too much time The Air Force is using an automated mission-planning software developed […]

Published
1998

36. AF test ranges fall behind in date code work

Author

SLABODKIN, GREGORY

Subjects
Operating system enhancement, Operating system enhancements
Abstract

Managers at some of the Air Force's test ranges were unaware of year 2000 problems and failed to manage date code repair, the Defense Department inspector general reported this month. […]

Published
1998

37. Army finishes tests on two combat notebooks

Author

SLABODKIN, GREGORY

Subjects
Phoenix Group Inc., Litton Systems Inc. Data Systems Div.
Abstract

The Army last month completed a test of ruggedized notebook computers for combat vehicles. The 4th Infantry Division's 1st Brigade at Fort Hood, Texas, evaluated computers from Litton Data Systems […]

Published
1998

38. DISA pushes and pulls video

Author

Slabodkin, Gregory, Murray, Bill, Menke, Susan M., and Jackson, William

Subjects
Optivision Inc., Videodiscs
Abstract

The Defense Information Systems Agency has made video services part of the Global Fiber Initiative. VStor network products from Optivision Inc. of Palo Alto, Calif., will record, store and distribute […]

Published
1998

39. More 4-way Xeons are ready

Author

Slabodkin, Gregory, Murray, Bill, Menke, Susan M., and Jackson, William

Subjects
Interland Inc., Tangent Computer Inc., File servers
Abstract

Micron Electronics Inc. and Tangent Computer Inc. are the latest vendors to join the rush to sell four-way Pentium II Xeon servers. Micron of Nampa, Idaho, and Tangent of Burlingame, […]

Published
1998

40. Customs tests date code fixes

Author

Slabodkin, Gregory, Murray, Bill, Menke, Susan M., and Jackson, William

Subjects
CCD Online Systems Inc., Computers -- Services
Abstract

The Customs Service has begun testing the fixes it made to mainframe date code. Customs paid $460,000 for CCD Online Systems Inc.'s Beyond 1999/Validate package, including consulting, training and maintenance […]

Published
1998

41. Smart Ship inquiry a go

Author

SLABODKIN, GREGORY

Subjects
Government systems management, Software quality, Business application suite, Litton Integrated Systems Corp., Microsoft Corp., Lockheed Martin Corp., Software, Integrated software, Government computer systems
Abstract

Navy CIO orders an investigation of Yorktown systems failure The Navy's systems chief has begun an investigation into the computer failure that left the Aegis cruiser USS Yorktown dead in […]

Published
1998

42. BPA first

Author

Slabodkin, Gregory

Subjects
PowerPC-based system, SPARC-based system, MIPS-based system, 486-based system, Home computer market, K6-based system, 680X0-based system, Opal Technologies Inc., Microcomputers
Abstract

Internet: gslabodkin@gcn.com The Navy has established its first-ever blanket purchasing agreement with Opal Technologies Inc. of Columbia, Md., for desktop PCs, servers, parts and peripherals. The BPA, estimated to be […]

Published
1998

43. Services try out cargo ID technology that would boost logistics operations

Author

SLABODKIN, GREGORY

Subjects
United States
Abstract

The U.S. Transportation Command is testing four automated identification technology prototypes to improve the data flow, timeliness, accuracy and reliability of its logistics operations. The tests began last month and […]

Published
1998

44. Dog tags get digital test drive

Author

SLABODKIN, GREGORY

Subjects
United States
Abstract

Army tries out seven devices to find one that can replace soldiers' metal IDs The Army this month completed testing on seven digital dog tag prototypes designed to carry a […]

Published
1998

45. Navy to build net infrastructure in Tidewater area

Author

SLABODKIN, GREGORY

Subjects
Lucent Technologies Inc., Telecommunication systems
Abstract

Service ultimately wants to persuade other military services in the Virginia region to use the new MAN The Navy has placed an order with Lucent Technologies Inc. to build a […]

Published
1998

46. GTE to build Pentagon net

Author

Dorobek, Christopher J., Slabodkin, Gregory, and Murray, Bill

Subjects
Cellular transmission equipment, Telecommunications equipment, GTE Government Systems Corp., Communications equipment
Abstract

The Defense Department last week awarded GTE Government Systems Corp. a $110 million contract to provide the Pentagon with an above-ground telecommunications backbone. Under the 10-year systems integration contract, the […]

Published
1998

47. Microsoft to hand over code

Author

Dorobek, Christopher J., Slabodkin, Gregory, and Murray, Bill

Subjects
64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, Operating system, Microsoft Corp., Operating systems
Abstract

Microsoft Corp. must make its Windows 95 and Windows 98 source code available to Justice Department and state officials for the federal antitrust lawsuit, a federal judge ruled this month. […]

Published
1998

48. Cohen: Fix date code or I'll halt new app efforts

Author

SLABODKIN, GREGORY

Subjects
United States
Abstract

Defense Secretary William Cohen this month threatened to suspend software development in the military if the services do not repair date code quickly enough. In a Aug. 7 memorandum to […]

Published
1998

49. NARA hosts archiving forum

Author

Dorobek, Christopher J., Slabodkin, Gregory, and Murray, Bill

Subjects
Database industry, Database industry
Abstract

The National Archives and Records Administration will hold an all-day public meeting on Wednesday to discuss proposed policies for archiving electronic records. NARA's Electronic Records Workgroup is developing a policy […]

Published
1998

50. IBM wins $300m DISA pact

Author

Dorobek, Christopher J., Slabodkin, Gregory, and Murray, Bill

Subjects
International Business Machines Corp., Software support services
Abstract

The Defense Information Systems Agency has awarded IBM Corp. a $300 million, sole-source contract for he consolidation of proprietary software maintenance contracts at the Defense Department's megacenters. DISA is consolidating […]

Published
1998

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