Server virtualization can help agencies mimic premium business continuity capabilities for a fraction of the price, but some work is required.
By offering a stipend and a secure network connection, agencies will welcome employees' personal devices at work.
The Smithsonian Institution is expanding use of digitization, Web, mobile and social media as part of its strategic plan.
How will telework, cloud computing, cybersecurity and other priorities fare in austere era?
Federal CIO changes the definition of data center, accelerates closure schedule.
The Army is tackling challenges in downsizing and quantifying savings, and its successes so far could help other agencies.
Agencies should avoid the trap of trying to do too much too soon with desktop virtualization, writes Jim McHugh, senior vice president of global marketing at NComputing.
Procurement contracts currently available to federal agencies cover about 90 percent of what they need to purchase products and services to migrate to the cloud, a GSA official told a cloud computing conference.
The Defense Department is about to pour on speed to close data centers before the end of the year.
Some doubt that the government can close all its redundant data centers, but the Obama administration remains enthusiastic.
The expo and conference, July 19-21 at the Washington Convention Center, will present a smorgasbord of innovative technologies and products, and techniques for applying them to government.
Migrating software to a new data center could take a big bite out of consolidation's anticipated payback.