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Federal IT managers find they must deploy new tactics for managing and securing their expanding virtual environments.
Virtualization and shared services can help contain IT costs in a tight economy.
By applying lessons learned, a stalwart access control and behavior-monitoring architecture lies within reach.
Try these steps to keep your e-mail inbox in check.
Town hall meetings and conference calls can do only so much. But Web 2.0 applications make it possible for each employee, regardless of rank or location, to offer input that could make a difference.
Do you see a new, trimmer infrastructure in your future? No? Look again.
Thin provisioning works wonders for ensuring every app gets a healthy portion of disk space.
A stripped-down version of Windows Server 2008 might be just the ticket for some of your agency's servers — especially for extending the life of older systems.
Here's a quick primer on the basics of IPv6.
The use of digital imagery begins to expand beyond radiology.
Eizo's monitor provides a single view of patient images and data.
Microsoft tweaks its OS and makes improvements for the forthcoming Service Pack 2.
Wyse Technology's V10L thin client packs power in a small footprint.
Five pointers will help pave the way for success on federal initiatives spawned by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
The use of digital imagery begins to expand beyond radiology.
Take small steps to reduce your carbon footprint by reducing your printing output.
Take small steps to reduce your carbon footprint by reducing your printing output.
The use of digital imagery begins to expand beyond radiology.
Thin provisioning works wonders for ensuring every app gets a healthy portion of disk space.
To reduce risk of a security exposure when using mobile devices, one school of thought suggests traveling light, with your gear and your data.
Follow these best practices to merge networks or build one from scratch.
Five pointers will help pave the way for success on federal initiatives spawned by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
Veritas Replication Exec provides the comfort of redundancy and live data at a moment's notice.
For small agencies moving to disk-to-disk storage, it makes sense to take advantage of existing tape stores.
As the government promotes universal electronic medical records, single sign-on technology gains momentum.
Wyse Technology's V10L thin client packs power in a small footprint.
The use of digital imagery begins to expand beyond radiology.
To maintain system reliability, smart change management lies in preventing unwanted configuration alterations.
Do you see a new, trimmer infrastructure in your future? No? Look again.
Try these steps to keep your e-mail inbox in check.
Federal IT managers find they must deploy new tactics for managing and securing their expanding virtual environments.
Wyse Technology's V10L thin client packs power in a small footprint.
Plan properly to prevent provisioning and troubleshooting woes.
Plan properly to prevent provisioning and troubleshooting woes.
Five pointers will help pave the way for success on federal initiatives spawned by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
SSL is the secret to securely moving data online.
Citrix NetScaler 9 takes on load balancing and application delivery so you don't have to.
Eizo's monitor provides a single view of patient images and data.
Flexible electronic displays create the possibility for users to tote lighter, greener devices than now available.
Here's a preview of HP's latest web-access and notebook hybrid, the Mini 2140 netbook.
Some new tools offer users ease of motion in the meeting room, in the training facility, at the depot — almost anywhere.
For federal CTOs, new technology must deliver more than innovation — it must do more than existing IT and do it better.
bold /'bōld/ adjective ( -er, -est) – not hesitating or fearful; courageous and daring
Microsoft tweaks its OS and makes improvements for the forthcoming Service Pack 2.
Here's a quick primer on the basics of IPv6.
To get the most from your cybersecurity budget, make sure to spend time setting a fully fleshed-out strategy.
Eizo's monitor provides a single view of patient images and data.
Five pointers will help pave the way for success on federal initiatives spawned by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
Plan properly to prevent provisioning and troubleshooting woes.
With its 6930p, HP offers a "business-rugged" notebook that can stand up to being hauled around town and country.
Flexible electronic displays create the possibility for users to tote lighter, greener devices than now available.
With 802.11n's official debut less than a year out, here are six steps that you can take to get ready.
To reduce risk of a security exposure when using mobile devices, one school of thought suggests traveling light, with your gear and your data.
Some new tools offer users ease of motion in the meeting room, in the training facility, at the depot — almost anywhere.
Here's a preview of HP's latest web-access and notebook hybrid, the Mini 2140 netbook.
To ensure private information stays that way on agency smartphones, set some ground rules and enforce them.
To ensure private information stays that way on agency smartphones, set some ground rules and enforce them.
Follow these best practices to merge networks or build one from scratch.
Do you see a new, trimmer infrastructure in your future? No? Look again.
Fast Fibre Channel and iSCSI switches deliver big pipes to virtualized SAN environments.
Try these steps to keep your e-mail inbox in check.
By applying lessons learned, a stalwart access control and behavior-monitoring architecture lies within reach.
With 802.11n's official debut less than a year out, here are six steps that you can take to get ready.
Here's a quick primer on the basics of IPv6.
Citrix NetScaler 9 takes on load balancing and application delivery so you don't have to.
As the government promotes universal electronic medical records, single sign-on technology gains momentum.
Plan properly to prevent provisioning and troubleshooting woes.
Plan properly to prevent provisioning and troubleshooting woes.
With its 6930p, HP offers a "business-rugged" notebook that can stand up to being hauled around town and country.
To reduce risk of a security exposure when using mobile devices, one school of thought suggests traveling light, with your gear and your data.
Try these steps to keep your e-mail inbox in check.
bold /'bōld/ adjective ( -er, -est) – not hesitating or fearful; courageous and daring
To maintain system reliability, smart change management lies in preventing unwanted configuration alterations.
A stripped-down version of Windows Server 2008 might be just the ticket for some of your agency's servers — especially for extending the life of older systems.
Microsoft tweaks its OS and makes improvements for the forthcoming Service Pack 2.
Take small steps to reduce your carbon footprint by reducing your printing output.
Here's a quick primer on the basics of IPv6.
By applying lessons learned, a stalwart access control and behavior-monitoring architecture lies within reach.
Virtualization and shared services can help contain IT costs in a tight economy.
Do you see a new, trimmer infrastructure in your future? No? Look again.
Town hall meetings and conference calls can do only so much. But Web 2.0 applications make it possible for each employee, regardless of rank or location, to offer input that could make a difference.
For federal CTOs, new technology must deliver more than innovation — it must do more than existing IT and do it better.
Five pointers will help pave the way for success on federal initiatives spawned by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
For small agencies moving to disk-to-disk storage, it makes sense to take advantage of existing tape stores.
Veritas Replication Exec provides the comfort of redundancy and live data at a moment's notice.
As the government promotes universal electronic medical records, single sign-on technology gains momentum.
Plan properly to prevent provisioning and troubleshooting woes.
Microsoft tweaks its OS and makes improvements for the forthcoming Service Pack 2.
To maintain system reliability, smart change management lies in preventing unwanted configuration alterations.
To reduce risk of a security exposure when using mobile devices, one school of thought suggests traveling light, with your gear and your data.
SSL is the secret to securely moving data online.
To get the most from your cybersecurity budget, make sure to spend time setting a fully fleshed-out strategy.
Citrix NetScaler 9 takes on load balancing and application delivery so you don't have to.
Your agency's physical security people are probably conscientious and competent. Your cybersecurity people are probably downright brilliant. Yet to an attacker with the right skills, the overall security of your organization might seem like a joke.
Do you see a new, trimmer infrastructure in your future? No? Look again.
To ensure private information stays that way on agency smartphones, set some ground rules and enforce them.
By applying lessons learned, a stalwart access control and behavior-monitoring architecture lies within reach.
Federal IT managers find they must deploy new tactics for managing and securing their expanding virtual environments.
With increased exposure, the government's IT security teams expect they will be better able to secure the nation's networks from attack.
A layered data security approach can pave the way for transformational change.
Try these steps to keep your e-mail inbox in check.
Federal IT managers find they must deploy new tactics for managing and securing their expanding virtual environments.
Keeping an eye on the contents of a virtual machine is akin to sending the kids to the playroom. When it's quiet, you start to get nervous.
The greening of government — and beyond — requires agencies to drive change in technology, management and thinking.
Follow these best practices to merge networks or build one from scratch.
Do you see a new, trimmer infrastructure in your future? No? Look again.
Citrix NetScaler 9 takes on load balancing and application delivery so you don't have to.
The use of digital imagery begins to expand beyond radiology.
A stripped-down version of Windows Server 2008 might be just the ticket for some of your agency's servers — especially for extending the life of older systems.
To maintain system reliability, smart change management lies in preventing unwanted configuration alterations.
Veritas Replication Exec provides the comfort of redundancy and live data at a moment's notice.
For small agencies moving to disk-to-disk storage, it makes sense to take advantage of existing tape stores.
For small agencies moving to disk-to-disk storage, it makes sense to take advantage of existing tape stores.
Veritas Replication Exec provides the comfort of redundancy and live data at a moment's notice.
Five pointers will help pave the way for success on federal initiatives spawned by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
Thin provisioning works wonders for ensuring every app gets a healthy portion of disk space.
The use of digital imagery begins to expand beyond radiology.
Do you see a new, trimmer infrastructure in your future? No? Look again.
The greening of government — and beyond — requires agencies to drive change in technology, management and thinking.
Keeping an eye on the contents of a virtual machine is akin to sending the kids to the playroom. When it's quiet, you start to get nervous.
Virtualization and shared services can help contain IT costs in a tight economy.
Try these steps to keep your e-mail inbox in check.
Fast Fibre Channel and iSCSI switches deliver big pipes to virtualized SAN environments.
Thin provisioning works wonders for ensuring every app gets a healthy portion of disk space.
Five pointers will help pave the way for success on federal initiatives spawned by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
Microsoft tweaks its OS and makes improvements for the forthcoming Service Pack 2.
Wyse Technology's V10L thin client packs power in a small footprint.
With its 6930p, HP offers a "business-rugged" notebook that can stand up to being hauled around town and country.
To reduce risk of a security exposure when using mobile devices, one school of thought suggests traveling light, with your gear and your data.
Here's a preview of HP's latest web-access and notebook hybrid, the Mini 2140 netbook.
Some new tools offer users ease of motion in the meeting room, in the training facility, at the depot — almost anywhere.
Flexible electronic displays create the possibility for users to tote lighter, greener devices than now available.
With 802.11n's official debut less than a year out, here are six steps that you can take to get ready.
To ensure private information stays that way on agency smartphones, set some ground rules and enforce them.
The greening of government — and beyond — requires agencies to drive change in technology, management and thinking.
Do you see a new, trimmer infrastructure in your future? No? Look again.
Your agency's physical security people are probably conscientious and competent. Your cybersecurity people are probably downright brilliant. Yet to an attacker with the right skills, the overall security of your organization might seem like a joke.
It could be easy to get excited about what an Obama administration might mean for technology in government. But in the push and pull of day-to-day IT management, it can be awfully easy to get tunnel vision, too.
Town hall meetings and conference calls can do only so much. But Web 2.0 applications make it possible for each employee, regardless of rank or location, to offer input that could make a difference.
bold /'bōld/ adjective ( -er, -est) – not hesitating or fearful; courageous and daring
A layered data security approach can pave the way for transformational change.
Make the most of the buying options served up by NASA in its lastest iteration of this long-standing GWAC.
Try these steps to keep your e-mail inbox in check.
Virtualization and shared services can help contain IT costs in a tight economy.
With increased exposure, the government's IT security teams expect they will be better able to secure the nation's networks from attack.
Some new tools offer users ease of motion in the meeting room, in the training facility, at the depot — almost anywhere.
For federal CTOs, new technology must deliver more than innovation — it must do more than existing IT and do it better.
With its 6930p, HP offers a "business-rugged" notebook that can stand up to being hauled around town and country.
As the government promotes universal electronic medical records, single sign-on technology gains momentum.
Plan properly to prevent provisioning and troubleshooting woes.
Five pointers will help pave the way for success on federal initiatives spawned by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
Wyse Technology's V10L thin client packs power in a small footprint.
For small agencies moving to disk-to-disk storage, it makes sense to take advantage of existing tape stores.
For federal CTOs, new technology must deliver more than innovation — it must do more than existing IT and do it better.
To maintain system reliability, smart change management lies in preventing unwanted configuration alterations.
Make the most of the buying options served up by NASA in its lastest iteration of this long-standing GWAC.
By applying lessons learned, a stalwart access control and behavior-monitoring architecture lies within reach.
Town hall meetings and conference calls can do only so much. But Web 2.0 applications make it possible for each employee, regardless of rank or location, to offer input that could make a difference.
Your agency's physical security people are probably conscientious and competent. Your cybersecurity people are probably downright brilliant. Yet to an attacker with the right skills, the overall security of your organization might seem like a joke.
It could be easy to get excited about what an Obama administration might mean for technology in government. But in the push and pull of day-to-day IT management, it can be awfully easy to get tunnel vision, too.
Do you see a new, trimmer infrastructure in your future? No? Look again.
Virtualization and shared services can help contain IT costs in a tight economy.
With increased exposure, the government's IT security teams expect they will be better able to secure the nation's networks from attack.
If you're not deploying virtualization today, you might soon be tempted to — in part because Microsoft makes it easy and free.
Federal IT managers find they must deploy new tactics for managing and securing their expanding virtual environments.
To reduce risk of a security exposure when using mobile devices, one school of thought suggests traveling light, with your gear and your data.
Thin provisioning works wonders for ensuring every app gets a healthy portion of disk space.
Some new tools offer users ease of motion in the meeting room, in the training facility, at the depot — almost anywhere.
To get the most from your cybersecurity budget, make sure to spend time setting a fully fleshed-out strategy.
Plan properly to prevent provisioning and troubleshooting woes.
The greening of government — and beyond — requires agencies to drive change in technology, management and thinking.
Eizo's monitor provides a single view of patient images and data.
Citrix NetScaler 9 takes on load balancing and application delivery so you don't have to.
Here's a preview of HP's latest web-access and notebook hybrid, the Mini 2140 netbook.
Veritas Replication Exec provides the comfort of redundancy and live data at a moment's notice.
Wyse Technology's V10L thin client packs power in a small footprint.
bold /'bōld/ adjective ( -er, -est) – not hesitating or fearful; courageous and daring
Microsoft tweaks its OS and makes improvements for the forthcoming Service Pack 2.
A stripped-down version of Windows Server 2008 might be just the ticket for some of your agency's servers — especially for extending the life of older systems.
SSL is the secret to securely moving data online.
Take small steps to reduce your carbon footprint by reducing your printing output.
With 802.11n's official debut less than a year out, here are six steps that you can take to get ready.
Follow these best practices to merge networks or build one from scratch.
A layered data security approach can pave the way for transformational change.
Try these steps to keep your e-mail inbox in check.
As the government promotes universal electronic medical records, single sign-on technology gains momentum.
Fast Fibre Channel and iSCSI switches deliver big pipes to virtualized SAN environments.
Flexible electronic displays create the possibility for users to tote lighter, greener devices than now available.
Five pointers will help pave the way for success on federal initiatives spawned by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
Plan properly to prevent provisioning and troubleshooting woes.
For small agencies moving to disk-to-disk storage, it makes sense to take advantage of existing tape stores.
With its 6930p, HP offers a "business-rugged" notebook that can stand up to being hauled around town and country.
Microsoft tweaks its OS and makes improvements for the forthcoming Service Pack 2.
Five pointers will help pave the way for success on federal initiatives spawned by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
As the government promotes universal electronic medical records, single sign-on technology gains momentum.
Wyse Technology's V10L thin client packs power in a small footprint.
Follow these best practices to merge networks or build one from scratch.
To get the most from your cybersecurity budget, make sure to spend time setting a fully fleshed-out strategy.
With 802.11n's official debut less than a year out, here are six steps that you can take to get ready.
Here's a quick primer on the basics of IPv6.
Citrix NetScaler 9 takes on load balancing and application delivery so you don't have to.
The use of digital imagery begins to expand beyond radiology.
Take small steps to reduce your carbon footprint by reducing your printing output.
Veritas Replication Exec provides the comfort of redundancy and live data at a moment's notice.
Eizo's monitor provides a single view of patient images and data.
A stripped-down version of Windows Server 2008 might be just the ticket for some of your agency's servers — especially for extending the life of older systems.
Flexible electronic displays create the possibility for users to tote lighter, greener devices than now available.
Some new tools offer users ease of motion in the meeting room, in the training facility, at the depot — almost anywhere.
SSL is the secret to securely moving data online.
For federal CTOs, new technology must deliver more than innovation — it must do more than existing IT and do it better.
Here's a preview of HP's latest web-access and notebook hybrid, the Mini 2140 netbook.
To maintain system reliability, smart change management lies in preventing unwanted configuration alterations.
Thin provisioning works wonders for ensuring every app gets a healthy portion of disk space.
To ensure private information stays that way on agency smartphones, set some ground rules and enforce them.
To reduce risk of a security exposure when using mobile devices, one school of thought suggests traveling light, with your gear and your data.
Keeping an eye on the contents of a virtual machine is akin to sending the kids to the playroom. When it's quiet, you start to get nervous.
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