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SANTA CLARA, Calif., July 6, 2004 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Sun Microsystems, Inc. (Nasdaq: SUNW) today announced that it is expanding its customer financing capabilities, offered through Sun Microsystems Finance, to better serve federal government customers. Through a newly formed arrangement with Key Equipment Finance's government finance unit, Sun is positioned to provide simplified access to financial solutions for customers in this sector who wish to lease and finance Sun technologies and services. Since its inception as a global capability in 1999, Sun Microsystems Finance has offered Sun customers competitive, innovative financing for their total Sun solution, reducing cost and complexity and enabling customers to continually innovate throughout the entire IT lifecycle. The Key Equipment Finance program extends these offerings to better meet the unique needs of federal government information technology (IT) purchasers.
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The Washington State Library has been participating in the Government Printing Office's (GPO) Federal Depository Library Program since its inception over 100 years ago. The State Library has been the Regional Depository Library for Washington and Alaska since 1965. Since that time the library has received most federal publications distributed by GPO through the program. The requirements for the program are in Section 19 of Title 44 of the U.S. Code. The formats distributed through the program include printed reports, microfiche, CD-ROMs, DVDs, and maps. The program ... provides access to online publications and services via the Internet.
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Until 1984, employment by the Federal government was covered under the Civil Service Retirement System (CSRS) and not by Social Security. If you worked for a Federal agency during these years, you did not pay Social Security tax on your earnings and those earnings are not shown on your record.
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With this acquisition, Perot Systems Government Services will have more than 3,400 associates serving the federal government and is expected to report 2007 full year revenue of approximately $600 million. Perot Systems ... gains several significant government-wide acquisition contracts (GWAC's) and expands both the scope of services and the areas Perot Systems serves within the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Defense.
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"Jon brings us 20 plus years of experience leading services, systems and software teams with federal government contract work," said Collexis CEO Bill Kirkland. "After beginning his career in the U.S. Department of Labor public information office, Jon built two successful media and technology services companies for government contracting. In the last ten years, he had represented a series of vanguard software technologies including Convera, Siderean, and Vivisimo to federal and civilian clients, as well as arranged key technology and integration partner business relationships."
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Prior to joining CIBER, Mathews was President of the BT Mathews Group, providing consulting services and hands-on support to a variety of companies focused on providing services to the Federal government. Working with both large and small companies, Mathews provided capture management and proposal management leadership for key business development initiatives for her customers. Prior to this, Mathews served as Director of Proposal Development for BAE Systems Information Technology and as Vice President of Solution Development for Getronics, a global IT services company. In this capacity, she led the U.S. business development team in creating innovative solutions for its customers.
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