Interior's business center enhances cloud offering
Cloud services provider gives users access to collaboration and social media software.
Microsoft to open government-only dedicated cloud facility
In his keynote speech at Microsoft's annual Public Sector CIO conference in Redmond, Wash., Ron Markezich, corporate vice president of Microsoft Online, announced the launch of a new dedicated cloud facility for U.S. government agencies and departments.
SPAWAR technologist evaluates pros and cons of cloud
More sophisticated search capabilities and closer ties with industry are needed to secure private and public clouds, technologist says.
Qualys intros cloud-based software for FDCC compliance
QualysGuard FDCC uses a software-as-a-service model to help federal agencies scan and report compliance with FDCC regulations.
Objectivity/DB 10 adds C# .NET platform support
Objectivity announces release 10 of its flagship database software, Objectivity/DB.
NSF plans grants for researchers to use cloud platforms
Agreements with commercial cloud service providers let researchers extend the power of desktop applications by moving them into the cloud and help NSF learn how scientific research can take advantage of a new computing environment.
Europe Windows users to get browser choice screen
Microsoft plans to begin sending out a test version of a Web browser-selection screen to Windows users in Europe, the company announced.
HHS plans move to cloud for regional centers
The software will help the RECs to more effectively track and manage medical providers implementing electronic health record systems
Microsoft-Yahoo search deal gets regulatory approvals
Microsoft and Yahoo got approvals from U.S. and European regulators to proceed with their search-advertising business deal.
Microsoft to disclose IE 9 details in March
Dean Hachamovitch, general manager of Microsoft's Internet Explorer team, will provide an update on IE 9 at MIX 10, scheduled to take place in mid-March.
Improved GIS tool gives data a fresh look
ESRI, a maker of mapping and data management software, hosted a symposium on data visualization centered around a new product launch.
Feds look for their avatars in 3-D
The Agriculture Department plans to acquire software that agencies across government can use to build its own virtual world for collaboration and training.
Snowfuggedaboudit: Practical experience reveals telework isn't as easy as it sounds
Althogh this winter's record-breaking mid-Atlantic snowfall provided the perfect opportunity for telework to prove itself, some who tried it found that it's easier said than done.
Study gauges interest in cloud computing, green IT
The survey found that one in three government IT professionals expect to implement a social networking initiative in the next 12 months, independent of any stimulus funds their agency may receive.
Government re-opens while feds talk telework in aftermath of blizzard
Now that severe weather in the nation's capital and elsewhere have provided ample opportunities for testing continuity-of-operations plans, federal employees have some thoughts.
NOAA launches online climate portal
The prototype Climate.gov Web portal would serve as a tool for the proposed NOAA Climate Service, a new line office that would bring together expertise and data from other NOAA offices already observing and modeling the Earth’s atmospheric and oceanic systems.
Washington's snow response GIS mapping system gets a workout
D.C.'s Snow Response Reporting System lets users type in an address and see which surrounding streets have been plowed or salted within a specified date range.
NASA readies modeling and simulation for launch in browsers
The space agency has awarded a two-year contract to Parabon Computation to develop a software service that will allow browser-based collaboration on modeling and simulation programs through the Web.
AMD readies new line of energy-efficient server chips
AMD is preparing to release two new processor platforms for servers in the first and second quarters of 2010 in response to what it sees as a shift in demands in the marketplace for servers.
3 reforms needed to avoid the coming software development disaster
Competition among dominant players and the arrival of new disruptive technologies, such as 64-bit computing and IPv6, will break the back of the development community until a new direction emerges, says columnist Mike Daconta.
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