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Special operations forces are looking to the commercial communications marketplace for their next generation of information systems and solutions. However, the U.S. Special Operations Command’s ability to tap commercial off-the-shelf systems is proving more difficult as its needs become more complex.

The majority of the 2.5 million military, civilian or reserve personnel in the U.S. Defense Department do not care much about the technical details of computing. Users only wish to receive answers reliably and quickly. Requested information needs to be available regardless of the computing device they use. Responses must be secure. No restrictions should hamper access by certified users communicating from remote locations. Information has to be available for people authorized to make use of what they receive.

The president and CEO of the USO of Metropolitan Washington encourages everyone to remember our troops and their families as we celebrate our nation's independence.

This online document is designed for families and health care providers to use as they address the mental and emotional health needs of toddlers to teenagers.

Malware threats for mobile and messaging environments are increasing quickly, evolving in sophistication and functionality at a pace that eclipses PC-based malware, according to a report by McAfee Labs. Malicious programs for Android have become especially prevalent; historically, only two other operating systems have more malware.

Getting on a prime contractor's team can be daunting if you're not used to the dance routine. But it is a critical skill for anyone trying to enter the federal market, let alone the IC and DoD markets. Here some tips that will keep you focused.

Stephanie Paige Hinkle-Bowles has been assigned principal director, civilian personnel policy and director of work force issues and international programs,

Get all your medical information on the go with the free mPHR app for iPhone. The program gives you instant access to mobile personal health records, including test results, medical history, medications, allergies and immunizations.

Maj. Gen. Walter D. Givhan, USAF, has been assigned deputy assistant secretary for plans, programs and operations, U.S.

ICF International, Fairfax, Virginia, has named Col. Deborah N.