Fast-tracked portal opens doors in Iraq

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Multinational services in Iraq can show share information due to the Multinational Forces-Iraq (MNF-1) Web gateway, known as the Iraq Portal, stood up by the US Joint Forces Command. The Iraqi Portal integrates current disparate data and documents allowing information sharing across all security levels, provides text-chat capability and a Web-based common operational picture.

General services, Methods, Company systems management, Information management, Military communications, United States. Joint Forces Command

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Opportunity missed: Logistics support contracts with locals would help stabilize Iraq

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The performance of the U.S. military operations in Iraq after the initial intervention in terms of security, stability as well as support and the missed opportunities are analyzed.

Financial management, Public affairs, Social aspects, Finance, Military aspects, United States foreign relations, Iraqi foreign relations, Company financing

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