Many public- and private-sector IT managers are getting the message: Energy-efficient IT programs are good for business, according to a new report by CDW Government.
Cloud vendors are starting to fight each other in the legal arena for contract advantages. Is the technology still cutting-edge?
The Health and Human Services Department announced a grant program that will fund up to five states or consortiums to build exchanges that HHS hopes will serve as models for other states.
The U.S. Vampire Service stalks and exterminates fewer than 10 vampires a year, according to its site.
Feds are finding that the total number of data centers is higher than once thought, which is complicating consolidation plans.
An emergency preparedness event involving federal, state and private-sector officials demonstrated ID verification technology to scan and clear first responders from federal, state, local and commercial organizations.
Consolidation, virtualization, budget and health care are among the most critical policy or technology issues to be faced by state government in 2011, according to a recent NASCIO survey.
Overall satisfaction rates with government call centers has risen in the past year and are slowly closing in on private-sector rates.
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IBM Corp. has launched CityOne, an online interactive simulation game designed to help local government officials find innovative solutions for energy, water, traffic, banking and retail problems.
The intelligence fusion centers created for sharing intelligence information need to be evaluated on their performance, the GAO says.
The National Association of State CIOs has elected its incoming Executive Committee, which will be led by new NASCIO president Kyle Schafer, CTO of West Virginia.