Utah portal integrates social media
Utah.gov has a new infrastructure that dynamically integrates data and information into a portal and delivers it in real time without the need for a Web content management system
DHS R&D program has a disconnect with first responders' needs, House panel told
The department has a program to help develop technology for first responders, but matching the money with state and local agencies' requirements has proved difficult.
NASA contest yields Space Apps for Earth, too
Voting is open for the International Space App Challenge.
Are your apps ready for the public cloud?
Many IT organizations are moving from a non-virtualized application base to one that is service- or cloud-based. Find out where your organization falls on this trend line.
Are rogue cloud users a risk for states?
Most states lack policies on online file storage usage, but CISOs say there is risk in uncontrolled use of these services.
Tech tools emerge to customize collaboration portals
New tools under development help "unlock the next generation" of features for cloud and enterprise collaboration, say industry execs.
'Mega' SharePoint brings static information to life
Moving SharePoint to the enterprise or cloud requires new data management and security practices, but the return is significant, experts say.
Cloud's potential to get an airing at NIST-hosted conference
IT officials from Europe, Asia and North America will discuss views on the potential for cloud technology to transform public services.
105 Top Level Domain applicants had info exposed
ICANN has begun notifying 105 applicants who paid $185,000 each to apply for new generic TLDs that some of their information was exposed through a glitch on the online application system, which has been offline for three weeks.
Madison County bridges security in a virtual world
In moving to a virtual data center, Madison County, Ind., found that security in a virtual world can be at least as good as in a physical environment.
Rapid Refresh sharpens NOAA's weather forecasts
New software for modeling complex weather patterns lets the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration update near-term forecasts hourly, with greater precision.
Decisions on cloud 'all about the data,' USPS security officer says
Agencies should only deal with what they can tolerate as a risk, the U.S. Postal Service's Chuck McGann tells a FedScoop audience.
Data.gov launches developer community
Developer.data.gov is the latest in a growing list of communities designed to make practical use of the government's datasets.
IBM rolls out integrated systems to automate most management, updating jobs
IBM's new line of products is designed as an integrated package from the beginning, which is intended to eliminate time and money wasted on operations and maintenance.
Program for new Top Level Domains still in limbo after security glitch
ICANN plans this week to notify applicants for generic TLDs whose information might have been exposed, as the Web-based application system remains offline.
Energy project looks to tame supercomputing's tsunami of data
A new facility at DOE's Argonne National Laboratory will develop tools to extract knowledge from petabytes of data and help researchers use their time more efficiently.
ICANN's domain application system still down 2 weeks after data exposed
A security glitch has knocked the Web-based TLD Application System offline for two weeks, forcing ICANN to extend the filing deadline and postpone its publication of applications.
Agencies could save twice as much on cloud, survey says
Federal agencies have saved an average of $5.5 billion yearly by implementing cloud computing, a modest number next to the $12 billion in potential savings estimated by new research
Salesforce.com launches government cloud, app exchange
The Government Cloud will include a multitenant, FISMA-compliant cloud infrastructure that will let federal, state and local agencies share apps.
Why do feds rank cloud, agile development down on their priority list?
It's not that cloud isn't important, but federal IT professionals see other issues as more urgent, a recent Serena Software survey suggests.
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