The U.S. Marine Corps uses federated cloud techniques to speed delivery of supplies to the front, sometimes shortening response to a matter of minutes.
Linda Cureton, recipient of the 2012 GCN Awards' Civilian Executive of the Year, set her sights on having the best IT department in government.
NCATS, established by Congress less than a year ago, tapped NIH’s development environment and Amazon's cloud.
Legacy apps can put a serious hitch in any agency’s get-along to the cloud, but there are ways around it.
Our new look highlights analysis and commentary on the latest technology, tools and tactics in public sector IT.
The public sector has moved toward cloud computing, but has it been enough of a catalyst to ensure interoperability?
NJVC and Virtustream will give public-sector agencies an automated way to compare the cost of cloud provider services via a Web portal.
Agencies can receive cloud services from Lockheed's private and community clouds or cloud providers such as Amazon and Microsoft.
What do IT leaders have confidence in? Not government regulations, exit strategies or data privacy, according to a new survey.
Agencies speed up delivery of services, retire outdated software and systems and redeploy staff to other tasks by standardizing on Microsoft Dynamics.
The Ask Patents website lets volunteers help determine the originality of an application.
Groovy, a subset of Java, is so easy to work with it, it could one day replace the ubiquitous programming language.