The federal CIO sounded a familiar refrain at an AFCEA breakfast.
Enterprise e-mail may be temporarily paused, but it still offers financial clarity and is pushing defense IT innovation, the deputy Army CIO said.
The FedRAMP Concept of Operations document puts meat on the program's bones.
State and local governments now have a plan on how to best evaluate, acquire and implement cloud services and technologies.
Cloud computing can present unfamiliar territory for government acquisition officials.
Obama's 2013 budget proposal aims to cut federal IT but increase its use when it makes government more efficient.
Among other possibilities, cloud computing could be used to automatically scale data center resources to reduce power consumption.
A new report predicts that agencies will turn to enterprise architects for help with migrating operations to the cloud.
Server virtualization can help agencies mimic premium business continuity capabilities for a fraction of the price, but some work is required.
Government managers are apprehensive about the security in cloud environments, and many are skeptical of its promises of major cost savings.
The rising popularity of tablet computers could consign older tech to the dustbin, analyst argues.
Cloud computing can present unfamiliar territory for government acquisition officials.