A Safe Bet

If your company's technology could make our country safer, a new federal program may help you connect with potential buyers in Washington.

By Carol Tice • Oct 1, 2007

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The Defense Venture Catalyst Initiative, or DeVenCI, program helps managers at the Department of Defense and other national-security agencies look beyond the usual big-company defense contractors as they seek new rapidly deployable technologies.

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