Chiliad takes virtual consolidation route to big data analytics
Discovery/Alert 7.0 installs nodes at each data location, allowing analysts to query structured and unstructured data simultaneously.
Microsoft Office 365 catching on with public-sector agencies
The cloud-based office productivity suite benefits budget-sensitive public sector agencies that want to streamline the office enterprise, Microsoft says.
Why government's next-gen data centers are looking a lot like Google's
Agencies are starting to catch on to the idea that software, not hardware, is the key to efficient storage.
Cloud broker platform lets agencies mix, match their services
General Dynamics IT and cloud broker services firm Gravitant announced a deal to offer government agencies a way to fine-tune their mix of cloud services.
Going underground: Will data centers become data bunkers?
Where space is at a premium, or security is paramount, data center managers could ponder moving below the surface.
BYOD: The elements of getting it right the first time
Allowing personal mobile devices onto your network requires a lot more than platform support.
City sees a lot more than potholes in mobile reporting apps
Cloud-based services let residents and city employees report problems; North Miami Beach wants to use that data to anticipate problems and allocate resources.
Lockheed Martin unifies recruiting and hiring in the cloud
The company, with NGA.NET, releases StaffAcq360, a cloud-hosted recruiting and hiring system designed for federal agencies.
In a flash, HALO 2013 can boost efficiency of cloud architectures
Nimbus Data's software offers cloud architects moving to all-flash data centers advanced analytics, an open API and management tools for mobile.
Road to data center convergence starts at a fork in the road
Building a new data center? Maybe, VCE's Vblock is right for you. Want customization? Try NetApp's FlexPod.
MDM is only part of the story
XenMobile MDM from Citrix provides gives admins a wealth of management capabilities, which can be leveraged further when used with the other applications in the Mobile Solutions Bundle.
CIA's big data plans lead it to the Amazon cloud
The agency awards Amazon Web Services $600 million deal for private cloud infrastructure, to keep the dots the agency hopes to connect.
Ohio undoing decades of IT sprawl with shared infrastructure
The state is putting its IT assets into a primary data center and will use a private cloud infrastructure to deliver services.
How to get on top of the federal records tidal wave
Inefficient record management is hampering operations and causing agencies to exceed annual budgets by 17 percent, or $5 million, according to a new survey.
Is the answer to records management in the cloud?
After initial wariness, OMB and NARA are pursuing cloud computing as an option for agencies overwhelmed by the number of records they manage.
The world's most efficient data center
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory will open a facility this summer that will reuse every bit of its energy.
SEC takes 'data center 2.0' approach for EDGAR system
Commission outsources data services for its Electronic Data Gathering and Retrieval system to IO Government.
Tips for moving BlackBerrys along with e-mail to the cloud
At EPA, Lockheed Martin put BlackBerry users through pilot tests before transitioning them to the cloud.
With shared infrastructures, security must move with the data
From private clouds to the commercial providers, software-defined security controls have to stay with workloads wherever they go.
Hotmail, indeed: Overheated servers take down Microsoft's e-mail service
A firmware upgrade at Microsoft's data center gave servers a fever, resulting in an outage for Hotmail and Outlook.com users that lasted, in some cases, up to 16 hours.
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