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Here are some notable quotes from the November issue of SIGNAL Magazine.

Dynamics Research Corporation (DRC) has received a contract with an estimated value

CSC has been awarded a task order from the U.S.

Verizon Business will provide a broad range of data and advanced voice se

Lockheed Martin has received a $30 million U.S.

SRA International Incorporated has been awarded a contract by the Feder

Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) has been awarded a prime contract by the U.S.

Civil government and the military must work together if the United States is to achieve its strategic aims in the Pacific, said a panel of civil government and military experts. And, meeting those strategic goals increasingly is a matter of "soft power challenges" that involve the military in decidedly non-military actions.

Being joint is not sufficient for military operations in the 21st century, say leaders of the U.S. Marine Corps Forces Pacific. Col. Scott Blankenship, USMC, the G-6 for U.S. Marine Corps Forces Pacific, said that the complex environment of the 21st century requires new cooperative security concepts.

Intelligence officers in the Pacific theater have seen the future, and it is commercial. That was a point driven home by the opening panel in TechNet Asia-Pacific 2008, now under way in Honolulu, Hawaii. The J-2 panel focused on intelligence challenges, and panelists cited the need for commercial technologies and capabilities to fulfill intelligence sharing needs across diverse coalitions and partnerships.