IT spending for homeland security to start dipping by 2007, analyst says
IT SPENDING TO FALL: Dramatic federal spending increases on information technology for homeland security after the 9/11 attacks will start waning by fiscal 2007, Input analyst Payton Smith says. The federal IT consulting firm expects the next few years to show a decline in the growth of homeland...
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