It's an idea that could have broad appeal, capturing a segment of homeland security dollars that's often overlooked: local and state government contracts.
But she needs more than the kernel of a good concept, she needs money. Ms. Corrieri estimates it would take $2.5 million to get going on a major development deal.
A decade after venture capital investors provided the money the fueled the dot.com boom and bust, Ms. Corrieri...
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