Digital Government
Courts office leaps onto Linux
The Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts hired PEC Solutions to convert the company's Solaris machines to Linux systems.
Modernization
Oak Ridge to develop network
The Energy Department lab received $4.5 million to build a so-called petascale network.
Digital Government
Cerritos aims for citywide Wi-Fi
It will be one of the first communities to have citywide broadband Internet access using wireless LAN technology.
People
Utah eREP merges welfare systems
The Utah Cares is the first component of the state's Electronic Resource and Eligibility Product.
People
Architecture guides DHS investments
The Homeland Security Department completed the first draft of its enterprise architecture in mid-October.
People
Federal architecture creates opportunities
The Office of Management and Budget's federal enterprise architecture is a business-based framework that describes the kinds of operations carried out by government.
People
Homeland security's secret weapon
Enterprise architecture modeling emerges as key tool for improving readiness
Digital Government
North Carolina aims for grid computing
MCNC this week announced the launch of enterprise grid computing services as the first component of North Carolina's statewide infrastructure.
Digital Government
Market researcher predicts outsourcing growth
Fiscal pressures and aging workforces will limit the in-house resources governments can devote to IT, according to a report from Input.
Digital Government
PeopleSoft, ESRI track responders
Geographic information system specialist ESRI and PeopleSoft extended their partnership to provide Web-based resources for tracking first responder assets during emergencies.
Digital Government
Alabama agencies embrace new system
It's not even a year old, but Alabama's integrated IT system for courts and law enforcement already has thousands of users.
Digital Government
Oregon pushes for DHS dollars
The race is on for states to submit plans for using the $1.9 billion targeted for local first responders.
Digital Government
Observer extends network view
Network Instruments' analyzer monitors application, wireless traffic
People
Forman joins autonomic computing firm
The former federal e-government leader will head worldwide services for a new software company
Digital Government
Texas axes education tech unit
Budget cuts claimed the 16-person educational technology division of the Texas Education Agency.
People
PC Mall Gov wins Va. supplier contract
Virginia agencies will buy all their Microsoft products through PC Mall Gov for the next two years.
People
Some services are hard to measure
One vendor tackles task of measuring performance in application development
People
Deciding who owns the problem
Given the intent of service-level management as a hybrid discipline crossing business and information technology boundaries, where will the decision to purchase SLM tools come from?
Digital Government
Grant cut threatens Fla. network
The future of the network that provides Internet access for Florida's school districts is in doubt.
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