The economy may be down in the dumps, but spirits are apparently bright in the IT departments of some state governments. That’s because despite some budget shrinkage, they still get to work on cool projects. Pennsylvania, for instance, is enjoying its new fiber WAN, while West Virginia is on a videoconferencing spree. Budget woes fail to deter statehouse net execs http://www.nwfusion.com/news/2003/0512gov.html?net
The economy may be down in the dumps, but spirits are apparently bright in the IT departments of some state governments. That’s because despite some budget shrinkage, they still get to work on cool projects. Pennsylvania, for instance, is enjoying its new fiber WAN, while West Virginia is on a videoconferencing spree.
Budget woes fail to deter statehouse net execs
https://www.nwfusion.com/news/2003/0512gov.html?net
IBM spinoff aims to secure servers
Imagine giving each of your servers their own personal firewall. That’s what 14 South Networks is planning with the introduction of a firewall on a card.
https://www.nwfusion.com/news/2003/051214south.html?net
Sprint shuffles management
Sprint’s new president and CEO was also handed chairmanship of the carrier Tuesday upon the retirement of longtime chief William Esrey.
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Fake bank Web site scam reaches U.S.
Bank of America has warned its customers to be aware of a scam which attempts to get them to log on to a fake Web site which then captures their personal financial details.
