GAO debuts new online report technology
GAO is piloting a new online E-Report to accompany its familiar PDF products with the release of a study on slippages in NOAA's next-generation weather satellite program.
DHS wants end-to-end view of IT operations
The Homeland Security Department plans to build an enterprise operations center that will give network and systems administrators from component agencies a comprehensive view of how IT operations across the department are interconnected.
VA to bulk up its thin client use
The VA is planning to field thin clients in several hospitals and clinics.
Data centers shuffle off to Buffalo — and other affordable places
Cheap power, a cool climate and a stable geography are attracting large data centers to the Buffalo, N.Y., area. A study also ranks the least expensive places to put a center.
Albuquerque lets it all hang out with data
The city is trying to change New Mexico's reputation for poor transparency with its ABQ View website, which provides a comprehensive look at how it collects and spends its money.
Can an app predict future traffic jams?
Early next year, the New Jersey Turnpike Authority expects to go live with the Traffic Prediction Tool, which uses an algorithm to project pending bottlenecks and then warns drivers of what's down the road.
Storage consolidation pays off for Michigan
The state Department of Technology, Management and Budget says the consolidation of three large storage arrays into one smaller array has already generated saving, with more expected.
Space travel does not always require warp-speed innovation
Space travel technology often moves in evolutionary steps, retaining what works even if it's obsolete.
How to save energy and money through data center consolidation
NASA has discovered the benefits of two critical elements of data virtualization: power management and virtualization, which go hand in hand.
The 4-1-1 for California: Use the Web instead
CIO's office tells state employees to forgo 411 directory assistance and use free services instead.
Which states are the most digital of all?
The 2010 Digital States Survey, which ranks states' IT prowess in eight categories, showed little change at the top from the previous survey in 2008 -- with one exception.
Private cloud expected to lift New Mexico's IT efficiency
The State of New Mexico is looking to dramatically reduce information technology expenses and electricity costs when the Department of Information Technology launches a private cloud computing platform by the end of the year.
Minnesota inks deal with Microsoft on BPOS services
The state of Minnesota has embraced Microsoft's Internet cloud services by agreeing to an application outsourcing deal.
Government IT shops get a store for open-source apps
A public/private partnership has launched Civic Commons, a website designed to let state, local and federal agencies share software they have developed.
Surveillance cameras go public in Minnesota county
Ramsey County, Minn., has made 14 of its surveillance cameras available to the public as part of its Neighborhood Watch program, which has raised the eyebrows of some privacy advocates.
Who will win midterm elections? You can Google it.
Google's 2010 U.S. Elections Ratings maps projections from four independent analysis organizations of House, Senate and gubernatorial races.
Montana cuts data center cooling costs from dollars to nickels
Montana is using a Kyoto-wheel system to cool its new data center, cutting the energy costs of cooling to a minimum.
GSA poised to release security guidelines for cloud products
The General Services Administration is poised to release security controls and guidelines designed to speed up the certification and accreditation of cloud computing products and services for public comment.
Data center consolidation a decade away, report says
The lack of upfront funding and other budget woes could stymie federal agency efforts to reduce the number of data centers in operation across government, according to a new Input report on data center consolidation.
Microsoft expands cloud effort
New release of Microsoft Windows HPC Server is intended to broaden use.
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