Agency's OpenNet e-mail system recently buckled under the volumne of increasingly heated e-mail exchanges between thousands of employees.
The Air Force Center for Engineering and the Environment upgrades its storage with a network-attached storage system and gateway that lets it Keep existing systems in the mix.
THE NEW FEDERAL chief technology officer might technically represent the government, but whoever gets the job will need to focus on a handful of critical areas.
Predictions for information technology in the new year unfortunately are looking a lot like those from the old year, if not worse.
The difficult challenges government faces in 2009 could be opportunities for IT leaders, because of IT’s role in tackling the Obama administration agenda.
Senior IT officials and managers identify technology investments that would most improve the performance of government agencies.
Mellanox's twisted-pair 10GBase-T controller could fuse application and storage networks.
New tool enables researchers to pinpoint a needling problem in a haystack of processors.
InfiniBand beats TCP/IP over a dedicated WAN, government researchers find.
Norman Lorentz, the first chief technology officer at OMB, says the next official to fill that position will have to have the ear of the president and be familiar with agency missions in order to be effective.
Los Angeles and Orange counties in California, two of the nation’s largest, standardize on suites to improve security and simplify administration of their enterprises.
Commentary: Enterprise data managers could give the financial community a lesson about transparency – namely, that it must apply to everyone.