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Interoperability Technology Today Spring Edition 2008
The spring 2008 edition of Interoperability Technology Today features interoperability progress in Arizona-including successful communications during Super Bowl operations-and highlights cross-border interoperability initiatives. The publication also features the Command, Control and Interoperability Division's Critical Infrastructure Inspection Management System, and spotlights Sheryl Contois's interoperability contributions in Silicon Valley, California. This publication provides more than 9,000 emergency responders and policy makers nationwide with news about interoperability initiatives and best practices.
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