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Defense 2.0: Transforming DoD Through the New Paradigm of IT Ritz Carlton, Pentagon City - 09-Jul-08Level 3 Authentication: When Pin & Password Aren’t Enough J.W. Marriott, Washington, DC - 03-Jun-08WCIT 2008 Kuala Lumpur - 18-May-08
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Tech Groups Merge
ITAA and the Government Electronics and Information Technology Association have combined to give America's technology industry a louder voice in Washington, Wall Street and major markets.
Modest Progress Reported in Security Clearance Process
The process for government contractors to obtain security clearances for employees has improved somewhat in recent years but remains fraught with "black holes," according to recent surveys of companies who provide sensitive defense and technology support to the federal government.
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RFID White Paper Exposes RFID Myths and Urban Legends
ITAA recently released a new white paper surfacing myths and urband legends related to Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) techn More...
Industry Presses Congress for Speedier Security Clearances
Decrying the long delays it takes to obtain the required security clearances for employees and worried that implementation of HSPD-12 will add to the federal government’s log jam of background checks, More...
Maryland Tech Tax to be Repealed
The tech industry is cheering the news that the Maryland House of Delegates has passed legislation to repeal a pending six percent sales tax on computer services. The measure now goes to Governor Mart More...
CSIA, ITAA Join to Create Premier Cybersecurity Program
The members and programs of Cyber Security Industry Alliance’s (CSIA) will join the ITAA as a means to create the industry’s premier cyber security public advocacy and awareness program.
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High-Tech Associations Mark Merger with ‘State of Industry’ Concerns
As they celebrate their April 1 merger this evening at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center, member company representatives and guests of the Information Technology Association of More...


