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August 2008
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New tools can help agencies pinpoint and manage data center energy use.
Do software development methodologies matter?
Windows System Resource Manager lets you create policies for processor and memory usage to control how applications divvy up limited resources.
Feds and researchers continue to pursue facial-recognition and multimodal biometrics tools.
The pendulum is swinging back to centralized computing and consolidation for two reasons: cost and security.
NASA CIO
Better storage and networking improve data-mining efficiency for the Mine Safety and Health Administration.
With virtualization technology, agencies reduce the size of the government's IT footprint.
Better storage and networking improve data-mining efficiency for the Mine Safety and Health Administration.
Speed means everything when establishing networks in a disaster zone.
With virtualization technology, agencies reduce the size of the government's IT footprint.
By combining snapshots and CDP, create a backup strategy that lets users recover up-to-date data quickly.
It is time for the government to adopt the "good enough" approach to IT, rather than waiting to achieve perfection.
Feds and researchers continue to pursue facial-recognition and multimodal biometrics tools.
With wireless broadband, Army gains an ally in standing up mobile ad hoc networks.
The thin-client trend is one that we'll see more of across the federal landscape as IT looks to meet the two-pronged task of reducing management overhead and costs while supporting diverse end-user needs.
Agencies can gain efficiencies and save money through monitoring and managing IT power use, so find your patch of green.
As agencies ramp up telecommuting, safeguarding federal assets remains an IT priority.
The National Park Service and other agencies deploy thin clients to give users access to their apps wherever they roam.
Creating a manageable enterprise DMZ can help make TIC work for your agency.
Are you ready to take a dip in the Web 2.0 deep end? If so, suit up and learn from the lessons of agencies who dived in before you.
Feds and researchers continue to pursue facial-recognition and multimodal biometrics tools.
The latest storage gear adds speed and can pack more data for roving users.
As agencies ramp up use of IPv6, locking down DNS and assuring security gain attention.
The pendulum is swinging back to centralized computing and consolidation for two reasons: cost and security.
If the IT department doesn't benefit from buying efficient servers because the energy savings accrue only to the facilities budget, the IT folks won't pay even an additional dollar for an energy-efficient server.
It is time for the government to adopt the "good enough" approach to IT, rather than waiting to achieve perfection.
Once an agency rolls out a VoIP system, how can it keep ROI on speed dial?
Do software development methodologies matter?
Take a look at six keys that can help agencies reap the most benefit from joining forces.
NASA CIO
Three feds in the vanguard of IT transformation identify tools on the cusp of dramatically altering the face of government.
Take a look at six keys that can help agencies reap the most benefit from joining forces.
As agencies ramp up telecommuting, safeguarding federal assets remains an IT priority.
Speed means everything when establishing networks in a disaster zone.
The latest storage gear adds speed and can pack more data for roving users.
With wireless broadband, Army gains an ally in standing up mobile ad hoc networks.
With wireless broadband, Army gains an ally in standing up mobile ad hoc networks.
The pendulum is swinging back to centralized computing and consolidation for two reasons: cost and security.
As agencies ramp up use of IPv6, locking down DNS and assuring security gain attention.
Speed means everything when establishing networks in a disaster zone.
The National Park Service and other agencies deploy thin clients to give users access to their apps wherever they roam.
Better storage and networking improve data-mining efficiency for the Mine Safety and Health Administration.
Three feds in the vanguard of IT transformation identify tools on the cusp of dramatically altering the face of government.
Once an agency rolls out a VoIP system, how can it keep ROI on speed dial?
WAN optimization tools can accelerate sluggish network traffic — but map out a strategy before you take this route.
The thin-client trend is one that we'll see more of across the federal landscape as IT looks to meet the two-pronged task of reducing management overhead and costs while supporting diverse end-user needs.
Creating a manageable enterprise DMZ can help make TIC work for your agency.
As agencies ramp up telecommuting, safeguarding federal assets remains an IT priority.
The latest storage gear adds speed and can pack more data for roving users.
Windows System Resource Manager lets you create policies for processor and memory usage to control how applications divvy up limited resources.
Are you ready to take a dip in the Web 2.0 deep end? If so, suit up and learn from the lessons of agencies who dived in before you.
If the IT department doesn't benefit from buying efficient servers because the energy savings accrue only to the facilities budget, the IT folks won't pay even an additional dollar for an energy-efficient server.
Take a look at six keys that can help agencies reap the most benefit from joining forces.
Do software development methodologies matter?
Creating a manageable enterprise DMZ can help make TIC work for your agency.
Are you ready to take a dip in the Web 2.0 deep end? If so, suit up and learn from the lessons of agencies who dived in before you.
Feds and researchers continue to pursue facial-recognition and multimodal biometrics tools.
As agencies ramp up use of IPv6, locking down DNS and assuring security gain attention.
Windows System Resource Manager lets you create policies for processor and memory usage to control how applications divvy up limited resources.
The pendulum is swinging back to centralized computing and consolidation for two reasons: cost and security.
AMD and Intel up the ante in their face-off to bring multicore processors to market.
Creating a manageable enterprise DMZ can help make TIC work for your agency.
If the IT department doesn't benefit from buying efficient servers because the energy savings accrue only to the facilities budget, the IT folks won't pay even an additional dollar for an energy-efficient server.
The thin-client trend is one that we'll see more of across the federal landscape as IT looks to meet the two-pronged task of reducing management overhead and costs while supporting diverse end-user needs.
The National Park Service and other agencies deploy thin clients to give users access to their apps wherever they roam.
Agencies can gain efficiencies and save money through monitoring and managing IT power use, so find your patch of green.
With virtualization technology, agencies reduce the size of the government's IT footprint.
By combining snapshots and CDP, create a backup strategy that lets users recover up-to-date data quickly.
The thin-client trend is one that we'll see more of across the federal landscape as IT looks to meet the two-pronged task of reducing management overhead and costs while supporting diverse end-user needs.
Creating a manageable enterprise DMZ can help make TIC work for your agency.
Agencies can gain efficiencies and save money through monitoring and managing IT power use, so find your patch of green.
The National Park Service and other agencies deploy thin clients to give users access to their apps wherever they roam.
AMD and Intel up the ante in their face-off to bring multicore processors to market.
Videoconferencing extends services, saves money and fosters collaboration at VA medical facilities across the nation.
With wireless broadband, Army gains an ally in standing up mobile ad hoc networks.
Are you ready to take a dip in the Web 2.0 deep end? If so, suit up and learn from the lessons of agencies who dived in before you.
NASA CIO
As agencies ramp up telecommuting, safeguarding federal assets remains an IT priority.
Three feds in the vanguard of IT transformation identify tools on the cusp of dramatically altering the face of government.
Agencies can gain efficiencies and save money through monitoring and managing IT power use, so find your patch of green.
As agencies ramp up telecommuting, safeguarding federal assets remains an IT priority.
If the IT department doesn't benefit from buying efficient servers because the energy savings accrue only to the facilities budget, the IT folks won't pay even an additional dollar for an energy-efficient server.
It is time for the government to adopt the "good enough" approach to IT, rather than waiting to achieve perfection.
The pendulum is swinging back to centralized computing and consolidation for two reasons: cost and security.
Do software development methodologies matter?
Three feds in the vanguard of IT transformation identify tools on the cusp of dramatically altering the face of government.
With virtualization technology, agencies reduce the size of the government's IT footprint.
Better storage and networking improve data-mining efficiency for the Mine Safety and Health Administration.
Videoconferencing extends services, saves money and fosters collaboration at VA medical facilities across the nation.
The National Park Service and other agencies deploy thin clients to give users access to their apps wherever they roam.
By combining snapshots and CDP, create a backup strategy that lets users recover up-to-date data quickly.
Once an agency rolls out a VoIP system, how can it keep ROI on speed dial?
As agencies ramp up use of IPv6, locking down DNS and assuring security gain attention.
Are you ready to take a dip in the Web 2.0 deep end? If so, suit up and learn from the lessons of agencies who dived in before you.
With wireless broadband, Army gains an ally in standing up mobile ad hoc networks.
Feds and researchers continue to pursue facial-recognition and multimodal biometrics tools.
Speed means everything when establishing networks in a disaster zone.
AMD and Intel up the ante in their face-off to bring multicore processors to market.
Take a look at six keys that can help agencies reap the most benefit from joining forces.
Creating a manageable enterprise DMZ can help make TIC work for your agency.
Windows System Resource Manager lets you create policies for processor and memory usage to control how applications divvy up limited resources.
The latest storage gear adds speed and can pack more data for roving users.
New tools can help agencies pinpoint and manage data center energy use.
WAN optimization tools can accelerate sluggish network traffic — but map out a strategy before you take this route.
New tools can help agencies pinpoint and manage data center energy use.
The National Park Service and other agencies deploy thin clients to give users access to their apps wherever they roam.
With virtualization technology, agencies reduce the size of the government's IT footprint.
The latest storage gear adds speed and can pack more data for roving users.
As agencies ramp up use of IPv6, locking down DNS and assuring security gain attention.
Are you ready to take a dip in the Web 2.0 deep end? If so, suit up and learn from the lessons of agencies who dived in before you.
Windows System Resource Manager lets you create policies for processor and memory usage to control how applications divvy up limited resources.
Feds and researchers continue to pursue facial-recognition and multimodal biometrics tools.
AMD and Intel up the ante in their face-off to bring multicore processors to market.
With wireless broadband, Army gains an ally in standing up mobile ad hoc networks.
The thin-client trend is one that we'll see more of across the federal landscape as IT looks to meet the two-pronged task of reducing management overhead and costs while supporting diverse end-user needs.
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