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Market research firm Input has identified five technology trends that it expects to transform the federal government , report eWEEK . According to Input's November report, "Emerging Technology Markets in the U.S. Federal Government, 2009-2014," cloud computing, virtualization, SOA, open source software and geospatial technologies are: poised for increased federal government adoption over the next five years as cost-saving ...
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