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 MAX CHAPMAN'S

  E-BUSINESS SPOT

Real-World XML:
    ---  Beyond the Hype

When they say, "The devil's in the details," nothing is more truly spoken about a good XML implementation.
It turns out that all the principles of software and information engineering still apply.  
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Tech Trends

New Image Technologies Leverage Productivity
Dramatic advances in image capture, transport, storage, and display are leading to network, product, and software system improvements and enhanced workplace productivity.   FULL COLUMN


STRATEGY

Software Trends Profile:
SCM Suites Lag
Supply Chain Management software suites prove difficult to implement without ERP integration, VPNs, and internal interface coding.   FULL ARTICLE

Transitions:
Rethinking Atomic Power
An explosion of computers, cell phones, home theaters, power tools, websites, communications widgets, and hot days threaten to propel electricity demand way beyond U.S. capacity.  New software, reactor cores, and sensors can now make proposed underground nuclear plants incredibly safe.  FULL ARTICLE

Consultants Review:
XML Technologies
Revolutionize Portals

Simple XML text-messaging methods steeply accelerate development and enterprise integration for new enterprise Web portals.  New products from established vendors provide snap-in components, Web services, and security for rapid construction and enhanced reliability of key omni-service portals sufficiently robust for use by both large corporations and the Federal Government.  FULL ARTICLE

Career Trends:
Salary Mix Shifts Toward Security, Enterprise Architecture, IT Mgt
Development professionals' salaries bounce back from outsourcing; top $140k for Security Specialists, Enterprise Architects, Systems Planners and IT Management in most recent survey by Data Masters.  FULL ARTICLE

Inside Story:
Building a Winning Startup Team
Remembering the spring Coffee and DoughNets conferences, now that Computer Associates legend Mario Morino is retiring and his Netpreneur Exchange is closing its doors.    Mario underscored the importance of establishing the right 'corporate culture' and assembling the right team and principles in building a startup's successful and enduring identity.   FULL ARTICLE


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Robert Liscouski:  National Strategy to Secure Cyberspace

White House Internet- and Cybersecurity offices are consolidated to become the National Cyber Security Division of the new Department of Homeland Security.

  • Watch the announcement            by Robert Liscouski
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    Federal Cyber Security Makes Stunning Progress

    In-Depth Analysis
    Cyber attack incident handling, software development security and assurance plans, industrial infrastructure protection, consumer and business COTS patch update systems, network firewall-and-monitoring defenses, and broad-outreach public education have now all been
    'put in effect'.   
    FULL STORY

     
    Enterprise Architecture Breakthroughs Drive E-Gov, Homeland Security

    Comprehensive Report
    Architecture segmentation, cross-agency HTML dialog intranets, department data systems interface initiatives,
    adaptive planning methods, and software techniques for intercepting human error combine to give hope that the Homeland Security Department may meet its goals of creating a master repository of U.S. data capable of "connecting the dots."   
    FULL STORY

    Software for Security, Disaster Recovery Soars
    STM Staff
    Since the 9/11 WTC attack, perspectives have changed from growth to operations assurance. New vulnerabilities unearthed by recent Internet worms and Microsoft patches is driving major increases in Government and corporate IT security spending.  FULL ARTICLE

    New Technologies Boost Homeland Security
    STM Staff
    In a continuing series of Oracle-spon- sored symposiums on Critical Solutions for Homeland Security and Information Assurance in the Washington, D.C. area  for the benefit of State and Local governments, iris-identification technologies, as well as first-responder map graphics, physical document authentication, and anti-terrorist war gaming simulations, dominate the field of technology support contenders.  FULL ARTICLE

    Data Capture,Conversion:
    XML's 'Last Mile'

    In-Depth Analysis
    The XML Express collides with the worlds of data definitions, directory services, information engineering, data management, and the art of data conversion; unparalleled productivity results.  FULL STORY

    Bush Mandates Security
    For Fed Net Ops Centers
    STM Staff
    President George W. Bush Announces Proposal for Establishment of the Department of Homeland Security.
    Network Ops Centers will link, consolidate, update,
    upscale, and secure data at all major Fed systems. Good news for contractors, less so for innovators  — except security and e-gov.  GSA pushes for major fixes at INS, Customs, FAA, FBI, IRS, Health; e-gov and security at others.  
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    • Cyber Security  -  Speech by Amit Yoran, Director, National Cyber Security Division, Department of Homeland Security, given Wednesday December 3, 2003 before the United States Computer Emergency Readiness Task Force.
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