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Navy Lab boosts computer performance through thin-client upgrade.
Five keys let agencies unlock tools that make navigating the world of e-preservation in government straightforward.
As we count down to 2015, the date set by the president's executive order to improve energy efficiency and reduce greenhouse-gas emissions, the federal government will take a closer look at how to curb its energy output and how technology figures into that goal.
To maintain FDCC compliance hinges on creating a sound configuration change management process.
As SSA undertakes an end-to-end VoIP implementation, other agencies can borrow insights to clear the hurdles on the way to unified communications.
Consolidation not only makes sense for the government's technology tools, but it also could improve the acquisition processes used to buy them.
At the National Renewable Energy Lab in Colorado, IT sets its sights on smart technology that's also environmentally friendly.
As we count down to 2015, the date set by the president's executive order to improve energy efficiency and reduce greenhouse-gas emissions, the federal government will take a closer look at how to curb its energy output and how technology figures into that goal.
Right now, agencies own and operate hundreds, if not thousands, of data centers. Recognizing the inherent inefficiency in running so many facilities, most agencies have begun consolidating within their organizations.
Agriculture MPLS consolidation offers lessons learned when moving to unified comm and collapsing Internet gateways.
Going green takes effort. But the sooner you start, the sooner you can save energy, save your agency money and save the planet. Here are four areas you can target to green up your data center.
It’s no revelation to anyone who deals regularly with information technology that green IT is a prevalent topic — one that encompasses many forward-looking, sustainable concepts.
As Tim Young prepares to exit government, he offers some insights on keeping IT transformation efforts moving forward.
Navy Lab boosts computer performance through thin-client upgrade.
The Mine Safety and Health Administration uses WAN optimization to speed access to data for its inspectors.
Navy Lab boosts computer performance through thin-client upgrade.
To succeed at change management, these feds say take the lead and guide rather than ride the IT-change beast.
It’s no revelation to anyone who deals regularly with information technology that green IT is a prevalent topic — one that encompasses many forward-looking, sustainable concepts.
Five keys let agencies unlock tools that make navigating the world of e-preservation in government straightforward.
Making the move from IPsec to SSL virtual private networks with Windows Server 2008 can overcome some remote-access obstacles and ease COOP preparations.
Right now, agencies own and operate hundreds, if not thousands, of data centers. Recognizing the inherent inefficiency in running so many facilities, most agencies have begun consolidating within their organizations.
Not so long ago, disasters were a localized phenomenon. They had limited boundaries, and there was little investment in operational interactions or communications interoperability to support cross-government levels of response. That is no longer the case.
As we count down to 2015, the date set by the president's executive order to improve energy efficiency and reduce greenhouse-gas emissions, the federal government will take a closer look at how to curb its energy output and how technology figures into that goal.
By way of some common virtualization tools, agencies can make SOA their next stop for legacy apps.
In the ragged terrain of war-torn Afghanistan, a team of Army network specialists battles harsh conditions to keep data flowing.
Navy Lab boosts computer performance through thin-client upgrade.
Navy Lab boosts computer performance through thin-client upgrade.
To maintain FDCC compliance hinges on creating a sound configuration change management process.
In the government, virtualization tides ripple toward the desktop.
New OASIS group works to separate perception from reality online.
As Tim Young prepares to exit government, he offers some insights on keeping IT transformation efforts moving forward.
In the ragged terrain of war-torn Afghanistan, a team of Army network specialists battles harsh conditions to keep data flowing.
At the National Renewable Energy Lab in Colorado, IT sets its sights on smart technology that's also environmentally friendly.
Consolidation not only makes sense for the government's technology tools, but it also could improve the acquisition processes used to buy them.
It’s no revelation to anyone who deals regularly with information technology that green IT is a prevalent topic — one that encompasses many forward-looking, sustainable concepts.
The Mine Safety and Health Administration uses WAN optimization to speed access to data for its inspectors.
Interagency teams use thin-client emergency comm kits to tap into info quickly when they arrive on the scene.
In the ragged terrain of war-torn Afghanistan, a team of Army network specialists battles harsh conditions to keep data flowing.
In the government, virtualization tides ripple toward the desktop.
Not so long ago, disasters were a localized phenomenon. They had limited boundaries, and there was little investment in operational interactions or communications interoperability to support cross-government levels of response. That is no longer the case.
If you want to let data idle, make sure you have protections in place to secure those files at rest.
If you want to let data idle, make sure you have protections in place to secure those files at rest.
Making the move from IPsec to SSL virtual private networks with Windows Server 2008 can overcome some remote-access obstacles and ease COOP preparations.
Not so long ago, disasters were a localized phenomenon. They had limited boundaries, and there was little investment in operational interactions or communications interoperability to support cross-government levels of response. That is no longer the case.
In the government, virtualization tides ripple toward the desktop.
In the ragged terrain of war-torn Afghanistan, a team of Army network specialists battles harsh conditions to keep data flowing.
As SSA undertakes an end-to-end VoIP implementation, other agencies can borrow insights to clear the hurdles on the way to unified communications.
By way of some common virtualization tools, agencies can make SOA their next stop for legacy apps.
Interagency teams use thin-client emergency comm kits to tap into info quickly when they arrive on the scene.
The Mine Safety and Health Administration uses WAN optimization to speed access to data for its inspectors.
In the government, virtualization tides ripple toward the desktop.
To maintain FDCC compliance hinges on creating a sound configuration change management process.
At the National Renewable Energy Lab in Colorado, IT sets its sights on smart technology that's also environmentally friendly.
Consolidation not only makes sense for the government's technology tools, but it also could improve the acquisition processes used to buy them.
For CIOs, supporting their agencies' missions propels IT transformation.
As we count down to 2015, the date set by the president's executive order to improve energy efficiency and reduce greenhouse-gas emissions, the federal government will take a closer look at how to curb its energy output and how technology figures into that goal.
Education Department CIO
Going green takes effort. But the sooner you start, the sooner you can save energy, save your agency money and save the planet. Here are four areas you can target to green up your data center.
To succeed at change management, these feds say take the lead and guide rather than ride the IT-change beast.
If you want to let data idle, make sure you have protections in place to secure those files at rest.
Making the move from IPsec to SSL virtual private networks with Windows Server 2008 can overcome some remote-access obstacles and ease COOP preparations.
Agriculture MPLS consolidation offers lessons learned when moving to unified comm and collapsing Internet gateways.
Right now, agencies own and operate hundreds, if not thousands, of data centers. Recognizing the inherent inefficiency in running so many facilities, most agencies have begun consolidating within their organizations.
For CIOs, supporting their agencies' missions propels IT transformation.
By way of some common virtualization tools, agencies can make SOA their next stop for legacy apps.
To maintain FDCC compliance hinges on creating a sound configuration change management process.
Right now, agencies own and operate hundreds, if not thousands, of data centers. Recognizing the inherent inefficiency in running so many facilities, most agencies have begun consolidating within their organizations.
Navy Lab boosts computer performance through thin-client upgrade.
The Mine Safety and Health Administration uses WAN optimization to speed access to data for its inspectors.
Interagency teams use thin-client emergency comm kits to tap into info quickly when they arrive on the scene.
Take this 10-point quiz, and read responses from other CIOs and IT chiefs.
As Tim Young prepares to exit government, he offers some insights on keeping IT transformation efforts moving forward.
Education Department CIO
For CIOs, supporting their agencies' missions propels IT transformation.
Five keys let agencies unlock tools that make navigating the world of e-preservation in government straightforward.
To maintain FDCC compliance hinges on creating a sound configuration change management process.
Consolidation not only makes sense for the government's technology tools, but it also could improve the acquisition processes used to buy them.
To succeed at change management, these feds say take the lead and guide rather than ride the IT-change beast.
Right now, agencies own and operate hundreds, if not thousands, of data centers. Recognizing the inherent inefficiency in running so many facilities, most agencies have begun consolidating within their organizations.
Not so long ago, disasters were a localized phenomenon. They had limited boundaries, and there was little investment in operational interactions or communications interoperability to support cross-government levels of response. That is no longer the case.
It’s no revelation to anyone who deals regularly with information technology that green IT is a prevalent topic — one that encompasses many forward-looking, sustainable concepts.
Going green takes effort. But the sooner you start, the sooner you can save energy, save your agency money and save the planet. Here are four areas you can target to green up your data center.
At the National Renewable Energy Lab in Colorado, IT sets its sights on smart technology that's also environmentally friendly.
In the government, virtualization tides ripple toward the desktop.
As SSA undertakes an end-to-end VoIP implementation, other agencies can borrow insights to clear the hurdles on the way to unified communications.
In the ragged terrain of war-torn Afghanistan, a team of Army network specialists battles harsh conditions to keep data flowing.
At the National Renewable Energy Lab in Colorado, IT sets its sights on smart technology that's also environmentally friendly.
Agriculture MPLS consolidation offers lessons learned when moving to unified comm and collapsing Internet gateways.
New OASIS group works to separate perception from reality online.
Navy Lab boosts computer performance through thin-client upgrade.
The Mine Safety and Health Administration uses WAN optimization to speed access to data for its inspectors.
Education Department CIO
In D.C., federal IT teams find real-world events create opportunities for training employees to use COOP technologies.
Take this 10-point quiz, and read responses from other CIOs and IT chiefs.
By way of some common virtualization tools, agencies can make SOA their next stop for legacy apps.
If you want to let data idle, make sure you have protections in place to secure those files at rest.
Making the move from IPsec to SSL virtual private networks with Windows Server 2008 can overcome some remote-access obstacles and ease COOP preparations.
For CIOs, supporting their agencies' missions propels IT transformation.
By way of some common virtualization tools, agencies can make SOA their next stop for legacy apps.
Going green takes effort. But the sooner you start, the sooner you can save energy, save your agency money and save the planet. Here are four areas you can target to green up your data center.
In the government, virtualization tides ripple toward the desktop.
For CIOs, supporting their agencies' missions propels IT transformation.
Making the move from IPsec to SSL virtual private networks with Windows Server 2008 can overcome some remote-access obstacles and ease COOP preparations.
If you want to let data idle, make sure you have protections in place to secure those files at rest.
New OASIS group works to separate perception from reality online.
In D.C., federal IT teams find real-world events create opportunities for training employees to use COOP technologies.
Take this 10-point quiz, and read responses from other CIOs and IT chiefs.
Navy Lab boosts computer performance through thin-client upgrade.
As Tim Young prepares to exit government, he offers some insights on keeping IT transformation efforts moving forward.
The Mine Safety and Health Administration uses WAN optimization to speed access to data for its inspectors.
Interagency teams use thin-client emergency comm kits to tap into info quickly when they arrive on the scene.
As we count down to 2015, the date set by the president's executive order to improve energy efficiency and reduce greenhouse-gas emissions, the federal government will take a closer look at how to curb its energy output and how technology figures into that goal.
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