Testing the Wind Agencies are preparing some big technology deals for 2007, and the Army is leading the charge. By David Perera
FEATURES
The Sniff Test Machines might be able to detect chemicals or explosives in suspicious bags, but dogs also can go anywhere, give comfort or intimidate, and learn. By Zack Phillips
Generation Passion More than money, young acquisition professionals seek a mission. By Kimberly Palmer
NEWS+ANALYSIS
Tension Builds in Iraq Violence, cash shortages and infighting shut down Iraq reconstruction teams. By Greg Grant
Treading in Gray Areas Avoiding the appearance of a conflict of interest can be a high wire act. By Kimberly Palmer
Seeing Spots Contractors place ads where government buyers will read them. By Kimberly Palmer
The Vision Thing With Rumsfeld out, what's next for remaking the military? By Greg Grant
Future Combat Vehicle Jam Budget cuts and Stryker's success could further delay new equipment. By Greg Grant
ADVICE+DISSENT
Managing Technology
E-Government Battle OMB and Congress clash over funding IT projects. By Daniel Pulliam
Management Matters
Church and State How much should federal managers let faith be their guide? By Brian Friel
Political World
Targeting Bush Department chiefs can expect rough going on the Hill. By Charles Mahtesian
Intelligence File
Worldly View Geospatial agency shifts with the times: buys images, gives them away. By Shane Harris
Viewpoint
Acquisition Reform Wartime urgency pulls back the red tape on accelerated projects. By Dov S. Zakheim
Viewpoint
The Politics Of Technology Lawmakers must consider the ripple effect of legislation on agencies' IT systems. By Robert N. Charette
IN EVERY ISSUE
Editor's Notebook Six days, four countries and 17,000 miles in the life of today's military.
The Buzz The game industry and a wall along the border.
Outlook Good luck, Democrats: The voters chose you because they want less government and more results. By Tom Shoop
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