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Research and development is the seed corn of our technology driven world. With the commercial sector providing many of the military's new technologies, the old lines delineating military and commercial technologies are blurring into nonexistence. The defense community is working with academia and the private sector to an ever greater degree, and the rapid pace of commercial information technology innovation is increasing the importance of laboratory research.

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The Defense Business Board task group created to review the National Security Personnel System (NSPS) will hold public meetings next week at the Hyatt-Arlington in Arlington, Virginia. The group will invite experts who have testified before Congress on the NSPS to the first event and will listen to select members of the public for additional information about previously submitted written comments at the second. The public can attend and provide comments until June 26, but those received after June 18 (that's tomorrow!) may not arrive in time for consideration.

Information security ceased being merely a desirable option long ago. But even its long-extant status as a requisite pales in comparison to its current situation.

The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) released the Report on Information Technology Spending for the Federal Government for Fiscal Years 200

Social networking and other Web 2.0 applications have caught on with business and personal users, but while new media has many potential uses in the government sector, implementation has been