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Fed Tech Magazine Debuts for Federal Technology Executives

         New Publication Provides Information to Help Agencies Apply
                            Technology Effectively

    VERNON HILLS, Ill., March 23 /PRNewswire/ -- CDW Government, Inc. (CDW-G),
the government and education subsidiary of CDW Corporation (Nasdaq: CDWC),
today announced the launch of Fed Tech, a quarterly magazine designed to
assist IT decision makers and implementers who use technology to build a more
effective federal government.  The premiere issue will be sent to 70,000
qualified subscribers today.
    The magazine is aimed at IT professionals such as CIOs and CSOs who
establish IT policy directives relating to their agency's mission and
objectives. It also targets mid-level IT managers consisting of agency
managers like information resource management chiefs, along with managers and
directors responsible for day-to-day IT management and purchasing.
    "Because CDW-G partners with federal IT executives and has deep working
relationships with them, we have a unique perspective about what technologies
provide the most effective solutions to best meet the needs of government,"
said Jim Shanks, president of CDW-G.  "Fed Tech will be a valuable resource
for exchanging information."
    Fed Tech magazine, which carries the tagline "Technology Insights for
Leaders in Federal Government," will extend the CDW-G brand of tech
publications, translating its mission to inform, focus on benchmarks for
success and support decision makers in the public sector.  The magazine will
offer government IT management information and market intelligence on how to
build technology solutions for federal departments and agencies.  In addition
to covering trends, news and analysis, readers can digest information on
programs, policies and funding sources.  Fed Tech also details IT case studies
designed to offer a forum for best policies and practices.
    Lee Copeland, a seasoned editor and journalist, will be the editor-in-
chief of Fed Tech.  Copeland also is the editor-in-chief of CDW-G's Ed Tech
and State Tech magazines.  Previously, she wrote about business and technology
for The Chicago Tribune and The Chicago Sun-Times and was a senior editor at
Computerworld.
    "The expectations and aspirations of the federal public sector have never
been greater or more important," said Copeland.  "Technology is a critical
component for achieving these ambitious goals.  Yet, no publication exists to
provide the in-depth analysis and strategic advice to federal IT pros to
assist them in succeeding.  What you will find in the pages of CDW-G's Fed
Tech is insight from inside and outside the federal sector on tackling the
challenges of a government in the midst of remarkable change and the pursuit
of excellence-all involving technology."
    The magazine is published by Ziff Davis Integrated Media and was unveiled
today at FOSE, the federal IT tradeshow in Washington, DC.

    About CDW-G
    A wholly owned subsidiary of CDW Corporation (Nasdaq: CDWC), CDW-G
addresses the unique needs of the government and education markets with brand-
name technology products and services.  CDW-G is a leading source of
technology products and services from top name brands such as APC, Apple,
Cisco, HP, IBM, Microsoft, Sony, Symantec, Toshiba and ViewSonic. For more
information about CDW-G's product offerings, procurement options, service and
solutions, call 1.800.863.4239 or visit the CDW-G Web site at http://www.CDWG.com.

    Forward Looking Statement
    Any forward-looking statements contained in this release are based on the
Company's beliefs and expectations as of the date of this release and are
subject to certain risks and uncertainties which may have a significant impact
on the Company's business, operating results or financial condition.  Should
any risk or uncertainty materialize, or should underlying assumptions prove
incorrect, actual results or outcomes may vary materially from those described
in forward-looking statements.  Factors affecting the Company's business and
prospects are discussed in the Company's filings with the Securities and
Exchange Commission.


SOURCE CDW Government, Inc.




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    Barbara Crystal, Public Relations of CDW
    Government, Inc., +1-847-894-5498, bcrystal@cdw.com; or John
    Alejandro of Burson-Marsteller, +1-202-302-5484,
    john_alejandro@bm.com, for CDW Government, Inc.