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1. "Point and Click" Desktop Linux Demonstration
2. 100 Million Reasons Why Architecture Matters
3. Advanced technology for dynamic sites
4. Adversarial Behavior of Closed-Source Software Suppliers
5. An Open Source ebXML Registry for eGov
6. An OPen Source Implementation In Department of Navy
7. Apache Cocoon: XML publishing framework
8. Architecture for Global PKI Interoperability
9. Asterisk Open Source PBX
10. Bastille Linux - Proactive Host Security
11. Building the Global VistA Community
12. Business Cases: Open Source Software and TEI
13. Challenges and Lessons in Developing a Security Framework
14. Challenges and Suggested Strategies for Growth of Open Source HIT
15. CHLCare: An Open Source Electronic Medical Record System
16. Closed Verses Open Systems in Converged Information Warfare
17. Cognitive Topic Map Web Sites: Aggregating Information Across Individual Agencies and E-Gov Initiatives
18. Collaborative Software Development, Open Source, and Co-sourcing
19. Creating Applications with Mozilla
20. Custom Monitoring and Open Source; How to Reduce Costs
21. Cybernetics Oriented Programming (CYBOP) in Res Medicinae
22. Cybersecurity Concerns and E-Technology Potentials
23. Dell's Open Source Software Philosophy
24. Demonstration of open source, open architecture medical surveillance
25. Deployable Security Tools (That Work...)
26. Developing Enterprise Portals with Open Source and Jakarta Jetspeed
27. Domain Independent Ontology Based Intelligence Vetting
28. E-Forms for e-Gov: The Use of XML Standards-based Applications
29. E-gov services for the blind
30. E-Govt for Citizen
31. Enterprise Architecture Driven E-Government with XML Web Services: Open Collaboration with Open Standards
32. Enterprise Authentication & Authorization
33. Enterprise Java Development on a Budget
34. ESSENCE: An Example of a Non-Traditional Electronic Infectious Diseases ...
35. Examples of Open Source Technologies in Government and Enterprise
36. Federal Enterprise Architecture
37. FOSS and eGovernment in the Knowledge Society
38. Goose 1.0: The Open Source, RESTful Topic Map Server
39. Government Software Preferences -- Survey and Critical Assessment
40. Government to Citizen interaction using Open Souce software
41. Guide to choosing and using libre software licences
42. Homeland Security: Leveraging open source development processes
43. How Open Source Bridges the technology gap between wealthy and developing countries
44. How Topic Maps Enable Electronic Conversation in Electronic Government
45. Implementation of US DVA VistA in a state hospital
46. Implementing Open Standards and Open Source Software
47. Institutionalizing an Open Source Software Delopement Process
48. Integrated software environment for all medical tasks based on Debian-Med
49. Integrating OS and Windows desktops in schools
50. Is Open Source Security Really Free?
51. Is Open-Source Software Better for Security than Proprietary?
52. Japanese e-Government Strategy and Open Source Policy
53. Learning Content Standards and OSS - Opening Minds
54. Leveraging Open Source and Collaborative Development Processes
55. Libre software policies at European level
56. LinEx- An Alternative on OSS
57. Linux Integrates into Government Strategy
58. Linux Security - What's now? What's next?
59. Linux-Based Forward Area Portable Forensics System
60. Mac OS X: The Open Alternative
61. Managing EAMS As An Open Source Project
62. Managing Open Source and Proprietary in one Organization
63. Migrating legacy Windows apps
64. MUSCLE, Movement for the Use of Smart Cards in a Linux Environment
65. MySQL, The Commercial OpenSource Database
66. NSA's Security-enhanced Linux
67. O-STEP: Transiting the Software Industry to Open Source
68. OIO: Open Infrastructure for Outcomes
69. Open Development in Education and Research Institutions
70. Open or Closed Source Dilemma For E-Governance
71. Open Source at Merrill Lynch: "Free" as in "Market"
72. Open Source Confidentiality Methods
73. Open Source Development Makes Applications More Secure
74. Open Source Electronic Health Record
75. Open Source GIS and the Development of a National Spatial Data Infrastructure
76. Open Source in Computer Forensics
77. Open Source in Distance Education - Ukrainian Case
78. Open source in syndromic surveillance for bioterrorism and public health
79. Open Source is the executable Open Specification enabling rapid ...
80. Open Source media creation and playback
81. Open Source Security for the Federal Government
82. Open Source Software and Open Government
83. Open Source Software in Simulation and Training
84. Open Source Software Legal Issues
85. Open Source Solutions for Medical Practices
86. Open Source Tools for Mapping and Spatial Data
87. Open Source &Open Standard : A Challenge for Nigeria's Nascent d
88. Open Source, Free Standards
89. Open Source: A Case for e-African-Government
90. Open Source: A New Management Paradigm
91. Open Source: Good for Users; Dangerous for Developers
92. Open Web Services Demonstration and Geospatial One-Stop Portal E-Gov Initiative
93. Open-Source Licensing Issues: Legal Infrastructure and National Security
94. OpenSource Software, Government and Industry
95. OpenVista
96. Patents and Open Source
97. Political Perspectives of Free Software
98. PostgreSQL: Past, Present, and Future
99. Promoting Inter-Agency Collaboration With Open Source Software
100. Public Policy Issues in the Use of Free/Open Source Software
101. Python, Twisted and EAI
102. Quantitative assessment of public web sites' accessibility
103. Re-Thinking Standards Organization Policies to support Open Source
104. Real World Egov Solutions: Internet Architecture, XML, and Open Source
105. Real-Time and Embedded Linux for Manufacturing and Robotics
106. Realizing the Benefits of an Open Source Integration Engine
107. Rethinking the Linux desktop: Linux as platform, not product
108. Risks and Issues Relevant to the Business Case for Free/Open-Source
109. Secure Database using Mozilla
110. Securing Open Source Software: Advantages and Challenges
111. Security Assurance for Software
112. Security Evaluations and Open Source Software / Free Software
113. Security: Built-In, Not Bolted On!
114. SETECS PKI
115. Shared Source and Open Source
116. Shared Source: The Microsoft Perspective
117. Should Developers Be Preferred Service Providers
118. SINAPSE: Virtually Raising the Bar for Higher Education
119. Software licensing
120. Software Purchasing Policies for Government and Industry
121. Standards : bridging the generation gap between Linux and Unix
122. Standards Based Architecture for Federated Information Management
123. StarOffice and OpenOffice.org: Changing the Ecology of Software
124. State of the Mozilla Project
125. Sun ONE Desktop - (Madhatter) - Shaping the Future in Desktop
126. Supporting E-Democracy
127. Technology Transfer of Open Source VistA
128. The Apache Experience
129. The Brazilian National Health Card Project: from design to implementation
130. The Business and Economics of Linux and Open Source
131. The Challenge of OSS for Small Businesses, Small Agencies
132. The Challenge of Reaching the People
133. The Digital Notebook - A success case on the Public Educational System
134. The Enterprise Linux Desktop: Addressing Corporate Needs
135. The Federal Enterprise Architecture - Program Management Office - Accomplishments and Next Steps
136. The Microsoft Global XML Web Services Architecture (GXA)
137. The Open Communities Project (oc4 project)
138. The open source approach to IT education
139. The Open Source Work Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism
140. The OpenEAI Project: Open Source Enterprise Application Integration Software and Methodology
141. The Potential Of Semantic Technologies for e-Government
142. The Transparency Project
143. The XML Collaborator-Industry Standards Interoperability and Applicability to E-Gov Initiatives
144. Towards a development of libre softwares thanks to publicfunds.
145. Traffic Spikes on a Government Website
146. TrustedBSD: Applying Trusted Operating System Elements
147. UCLA/AAMC Health Open Source Collaboratory Initiative
148. Understanding the Potential for Open Government
149. UNESCO and Free/Open Source Software
150. Unleashing Open Source Software in Healthcare: A Systematic Approach
151. Use of Free and Open Source Software in the U.S. Department of Defense
152. Using Open Source Software in Public Projects
153. VistA & HealthePeople
154. Web Programming with PHP
155. Web Service Development for Electronic Healthcare Claims
156. What went wrong with PKI?
157. Why OSS/FS? Look at the Numbers!
158. Why Software Choice Is Necessary For Free Trade
159. Windows XP Shows the Direction Microsoft is Going.
160. Wine: Not just good for your health
161. Workshop to Discuss Enterprise Architecture Documentation
162. Workshop to Discuss Enterprise Architecture Documentation ofthe
163. XML Registries: The OASIS/ebXML Registry
164. Zope