GIS becomes indispensable for managing agriculture
USDA is combining satellite images and streams of agricultural data into interactive maps anyone can use.
Firewall for secure networks inspects SSL-encrypted data
The Dell SuperMassive 9200 roots out malicious programs -- even when half the traffic is SSL-encrypted.
IPv6 begins real-world deployment, but slowly
After 20 years of talk and preparation, the deployment of the next generation of Internet Protocols appears to be slowly gaining traction, according to a recent survey.
Maryland lights up new broadband network
Maryland, with the help of federal Recovery Act dollars, has added 800 miles of high-speed fiber to its statewide broadband network linking schools, governments and businesses.
The great cloud migration has begun
IBM's challenge to Amazon's CIA contract is evidence that cloud is the next enterprise battlefield.
DOD wants to use satellites to look inside other cultures
The Defense Department's Special Operations Command is awarding a contract to GeoEye Analytics to build a geography information system that uses satellite imagery to help map human behaviors and culture.
Could NSA spying cost US control of Internet infrastructure?
The leaders of ICANN and the rest of the Internet's technical infrastructure want to take its governance out of U.S. hands, and they want Brazil to lead the charge.
GPS accuracy still not good enough for emergencies
Location-based wireless services are in high demand, especially in public safety, but getting an accurate fix on mobile devices remains a challenge.
Cloud gaining traction as state and local cost-cutter
Nearly half of the government IT professionals in a survey said their state or municipality has migrated or plans to move applications to the cloud, according to a Unisys study.
How NDU's Childs gave iCollege a global scope
GCN's 2013 Hall of Fame honoree partnered with defense ministries around the world, transforming the iCollege into a global hub while strengthening core graduate programs.
Did agile processes contribute to HealthCare.gov's problems?
HHS should come clean about the system design, architecture and elasticity -- or lack of all three -- in the health care exchange website.
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Werfel championed technology's problem-solving power
GCN's Government Executive of the Year used IT as an agent of change at OMB and now at IRS.
California PD tests the limits of cellphone tracking
Mountain View police recently tested an opt-in system from Polaris and found that it mostly works, though there are trade-offs.
Suite can keep teleworkers' PCs in tune and up to date
The latest version of System Mechanic cleans out the clutter, boosts performance and gives users control over how their PCs work.
Is 3D the next step for agency Web pages?
Some easy-to-use CSS techniques can help create a new dimension on PC and mobile browsers.
IT managers: The biggest threat to infrastructure isn't cyber
Reducing costs, improving security, boosting efficiency are the top priorities for federal, state and local agencies, according to a Cisco survey.
Is the shutdown promoting a false sense of cybersecurity?
The lack of a security crisis during the government shutdown has created a false confidence about the safety of U.S. networks and critical infrastructure.
PSC's Soloway drove acquisition reform
GCN's 2013 Industry Executive of the Year Stan Soloway has become a pillar at the nexus of industry and government.
HSIN in action: Boston bombing, Deep Water, Super Bowl
The Homeland Security Information Network was in danger of cancellation until refocused project management enabled the launch of a more secure platform for sharing sensitive information across federal, state and local agencies, as well as the private sector.
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