Tuesday, May 10, 2005

Tech Wields Its Political Clout. TechNet, a political network of CEOs, has a growing presence in Washington, and its placement of a well-connected administration insider at its helm mirror a larger trend in the industry. [eWEEK Technology News] 8:05:26 PM

Federal Report Will Advise Making Investment In Health-Care IT An "Urgent Priority". Health and Human Services secretary will unveil a report that includes recommendations from business executives across the country for increasing the use of IT in health care [InformationWeek RSS] 8:04:58 PM

IT Lobbies for Cyber-Security. The swelling sum spent by the tech industry in Washington results not only from organizations boosting expenditures in recent years but also from the arrival of a new IT lobbying subset—cyber-security. [eWEEK Technology News] 6:28:33 PM

Internet Telephony Could Go Mainstream This Year. Internet telephony is expected to move from its early adopter phase and into the mainstream over the next two years. [TechWeb] 3:39:52 PM

U.S. government seeks bids for massive telecom buy. The U.S. government is seeking bids on a 10-year, $20 billion telecommunications services contract that would provide legacy and leading-edge voice, data and video services to all federal agencies. [Computerworld News] 1:31:20 PM

New CIO Announced in West Virginia. Kyle Schafer will oversee the Office of Technology [GT News] 10:57:57 AM

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