GSA pilots green, high-def video wall
The General Services Administration expects to save 14,000 kilowatt-hours per year with its new low-power video wall installation in the San Francisco federal building.
Worldwide Dynamics NAV 2009 R2 version available
Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 R2 was released last week, both in English and 42-country-specific versions.
The wait goes on for BlackBerry's tablet PC
Research In Motion said in its third quarter earnings call that it does not expect any revenue from its upcoming tablet computer until its next fiscal quarter.
Cloud lessons IT shops can learn from each other
GSA, which plans to move its employees to a cloud-based e-mail system, could learn from Los Angeles' experience, an analyst says.
Microsoft's Forefront Endpoint Protection 2010 available
Microsoft's Forefront Endpoint Protection 2010 product is available for evaluation.
After the spending bill: What now?
What will happen to the new insourcing policies, proposed federal pay freeze and agency IT budgets, now that the Senate omnibus funding bill has been withdrawn?
Implementing the cloud-first policy? Start with e-mail.
Agency managers charged with moving applications to the cloud over the next 18 months should start with web-enabled applications such as e-mail to meet the Obama Administration’s “cloud first” mandates, government and industry observers say.
As IPv6 mandate looms, some agencies still don't 'get it'
The time for explaining and educating is past and agencies now must deal with the bits and bytes of enabling systems for the next generation of Internet Protocols, says IPv6 Task Force chair Peter Tseronis.
The WikiLeaks lesson? It’s classified.
WikiLeaks didn't reveal much in the way of truly sensitive State Department information, but the kerfuffle over leaked documents did shed a revealing light on the government's policies for classifying documents.
NASA ahead of the curve in real-time IT security
With the IT Security Data Warehouse, NASA becomes one of the first agencies to report to FISMA's CyberScope in real time.
I'll take supercomputers on game shows for $1,000, Alex
IBM's Watson cognitive system will go head to head with "Jeopardy" champions in February.
Rackspace expands with Managed Cloud service
Rackspace Hosting is looking to make cloud computing appealing to a broader set of customers that might not have the resources or acumen to manage systems and apps in the cloud.
Federal shutdown a possibility
The federal government's money runs out at midnight Dec. 18 unless the Senate takes quick action.
OpSource offers new Managed Services cloud suite
Hosting provider OpSource has added a suite of managed offerings to its cloud services.
Dynamics CRM 2011 release candidate out
Microsoft has announced the availability of the release candidate version of Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011.
Are tablets the tombstone for Microsoft?
An InformationWeek writer contends that, because tablet PCs have finally reached their tipping point, whatever that is, Microsoft is doomed, because many tablets don’t run Microsoft’s OS. If it turns out to be true, it would be quite ironic. But it won't happen.
Google Chrome browser now ready to be managed for enterprise
Hot on the tails of releasing its Chrome OS, Google is adding support for enterprise IT for its Chrome browser.
FISMA 'capstone' document ready for public scrutiny
The guidelines for enterprisewide information risk management, the latest in an interagency effort to harmonize information security requirements, define the underlying principles for implementing the Federal Information Security Management Act.
F5 software to expand cloud storage
F5 Networks is readying software that will let enterprises extend their storage networks to public and private clouds.
2010 historic year for Microsoft patches
Windows IT pros this December find themselves unwrapping a huge package of security updates ahead of Christmas directly from Microsoft.
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