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This is my take on the AFCEA, Northcom and George Mason University conference on "Inter-agency, Allied and Coalition Information Sharing," which was covered on SIGNAL Scape last week. No, we still can't connect the dots as well as hoped and never will, but conferees agreed that what matters most is the thoughtful and trusting use that humans could make of what information manages to flow through IT systems, however improperly they may be connected.

Dorobek makes an excellent point when he says that e-mail really did revolutionize the way we communicate, but hasn't done much toward the effort to collaborate. But since we've gotten in the habit of using e-mail to collaborate, for lack of better tools in the '90s, we're still using e-mail to collaborate even though better tools are out there.

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Raytheon Company's Surface Launched Medium Range Air-to-Air Missile (SLAMRAAM) program has received U.S.

DRS Technologies Incorporated has received a $217 million contract to produce rugged computing systems, which include Joint Platform Tabl

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The Defense Intelligence Agency/Missile and Space Intelligence Center (DIA/MSIC) has awarded Dynetics a contract valued at $89 million

Raytheon Company has been awarded a $54 million U.S.

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Trident Systems Incorporated is being awarded a $10 million modification to a pre