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• Ron Markezich | The pros and cons of moving to the cloudJul 09, 2009

  Microsoft's Ron Markezich talks about what federal CIOs should keep in mind as they weigh the merits of a future in the cloud, including which applications are suitable for the cloud and the importance of identity management. Read More

• Vordel adds interoperability to the cloudJul 08, 2009

• New desktop virtualization solutions can cut costs and bolster securityJul 01, 2009

• NASA stores lunar orbiter data in the cloudJun 30, 2009

• Unisys sees a vision in the cloudJun 30, 2009

• With virtual data center, San Diego port's ship comes inJun 26, 2009

• Virtualization: The coming display protocol warsJun 26, 2009

• Microsoft releases beta version of Configuration Manager SP2Jun 23, 2009

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eSeminars

• Find opportunity in the cloud

  

  Washington Technology presents Patrick Stingley, chief technology officer of the Bureau of Land Management, in a recent eSeminar, where he explains opportunities and challenges of the federal government adoption of cloud computing. View more

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Vendor Webcasts

• Reducing Data Center Complexity with Virtualization

  

  The growing complexity of Federal IT environments, combined with requirements for accountability, transparency, compliance and doing more with less are the key challenges to evolving and managing a modern Federal IT organization. The prevalence of virtual infrastructure within Federal data centers presents a great opportunity to meet these requirements, while simplifying the associated tasks, all with a few clicks. Read More

• How Does Java-as-a-Service Fit Into Your Cloud Initiative?

• Doing more with less: Storage designed for the Virtual Data Center government

• SANscreen: Driving Datacenter Efficiency Through Effective Capacity Management

• Transforming Government with Virtualization Building the Internal Cloud

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Whitepapers

• How Does Java-as-a-Service Fit Into Your Cloud Initiative?

  While there are many types and definitions for cloud computing, the virtues of clouds make it very attractive from many companies and enterprises. But harnessing the power of clouds and extracting the true benefits require architectural considerations at each layer. This report provides a basic overview of “enterprise” cloud computing and highlights the core capabilities of clouds and key characteristics which distinguish it from traditional IT hosting models. Read More

• Red Hat Extends the Reach of Virtualization

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Tech Blog

• But is it really cloud computing?

  Later this month, GSA is expected to unveil how it moved one of its most popular public-facing services, the USA.gov government search site, to a cloud computing-based infrastructure. But is the service GSA is using really cloud computing?

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