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Roger Baker Why Feds Are Embracing Agile
Agile development can save costs, but it also can help improve the position of the CIO and the IT organization in the agency.


NSA's Prism Could Cost U.S. Cloud Companies $45 Billion
Losses may total between $35 billion and $45 billion in next three years due to lost business stemming from disclosure of NSA monitoring, new research predicts.

Why The Hush Around DISA's Mobility Award?
Defense Information Systems Agency's contract is already reshaping the playing field for federal mobile players. But the lack of program details is a disservice to the broader mobile market.

Federal CIO Council Makes Big Changes
Principal interagency forum for IT management announces new structure that focuses on most pressing government tech projects.

Most VA Privacy Breaches Trace To Paper, Not PCs
Majority of data breaches at the Veterans Administration result from mislaid paper documents, official says, not stolen PCs.

NASA Pursues Nanosatellites For Future Missions
NASA asks developers to submit proposals for tiny satellites that can be used to conduct research in space. Cubesats launched in April were based on smartphones.

IBM Inks $1B Cloud Deal With Interior Department
Department of the Interior's decision to transition to wide variety of cloud services expected to save $100 million a year from 2016 to 2021.


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InformationWeek Government August 2013 Issue
 
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    Database administrators are the caretakers of an organization's most precious asset -- its data -- but rarely do they have the experience and skills required to secure that data. Indeed, the goals of DBAs and security pros are often at ...

  • Strategy: Data Center Interconnects: An Overview

    A DCI lets companies link two or more data centers together for disaster recovery or business continuity, but it's not easy. This report provides an overview of the major DCI technologies and describes their pros and cons.

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9 Tips To Avoid IT Midcareer Slump
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10 Top Password Managers
Tired of being stuck in password hell? Consider these password managers that balance security with convenience.

10 Hidden iPhone Tips, Tricks
From flashing LED alerts to scrolling shortcuts, your iPhone has capabilities you may not have found. We shine the light on some great tips.

Big Data Analytics Master's Degrees: 20 Top Programs
These one-year and two-year graduate programs are just what's needed to close the big-data talent gap. Read on to find a school that fits your ambitions and background.

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    In this webinar, you'll learn more about what these leading organizations are doing to gain a real competitive advantage with mobile technology. You will also learn how you can improve your own organization’s approach to mobile technology. This webinar ...

  • Building Confidence in Big Data with Information Integration and Governance

    Join guest speaker, Michele Goetz, Forrester research analyst, as she reviews the latest research findings on Information Integration and Governance in the era of big data and David Corrigan, Director, Product Marketing, InfoSphere for IBM who will discuss how information ...
 


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