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Author Photo SF Mayor Gavin Newsom on Open Govt (Part 1)
Dec 1, 2009
Posted by Fritz Nelson

In a wide-ranging interview with InformationWeek, San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom talked about DataSF.Org, the role of social networking in politics and running his diverse city, and the role of San Francisco in the digital world. In the first of three in this video series, Newsom discusses how his city has embraced the "open and transparent government" concept.

Author Photo Senate Healthcare Reform Bill's IT Provisions Make Sense
Nov 30, 2009
Posted by Marianne Kolbasuk McGee

As the Senate begins debating its healthcare reform bill, there's several health IT related provisions that aren't likely to stir a lot of emotion on the Senate floor, but deserve some attention.

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Breakthrough Event & Fault Management for the New IT
The last twenty years have seen the complexity of enterprise and telecoms service delivery infrastructures grow beyond the economic viability of systems put in place to enable service management perso...

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Next Generation IT Event & Fault Management - Why a new architecture is so important.
The technical architectures of legacy network management platforms have not evolved significantly since their introduction nearly two decades ago.

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Government CIOs Must Focus On Results, Not Data Centers

November 30, 2009
Data center proliferation entails unacceptable cost and risk, says the former CIO of the U.S. Postal Service. With cloud computing as an option, it's time to pursue a more sustainable strategy.

NIST Drafts Cybersecurity Guidance

November 23, 2009
The National Institute for Standards and Technology is urging the government to continuously monitor its own cybersecurity efforts.

Air Force To Expand PlayStation-Based Supercomputer

November 20, 2009
The cluster of PlayStation 3 consoles is already being used for research into high-def video processing and systems with brain-like properties.

Obama Administration Defends Its Data Quality

November 19, 2009
Inaccuracies in stimulus-tracking data on Recovery.gov do exist, but overall the transparency effort has been a success, says a special advisor to the President.

Texas' Data Center Consolidation Project Under Scrutiny

November 16, 2009
A commissioned report finds a range of problems with a seven-year, $863 million outsourcing contract with IBM.

RFID Makes Slow And Steady Progress

November 13, 2009
RFID isn't changing the world, but it's being used strategically in government and business to track animals, stock products, and tag documents.

Military Readies IT Acquisition Reforms

November 13, 2009
Deputy Defense secretary William Lynn says procurement reforms should be ready by the spring.

Tech Giants Aim To Master Disaster

November 13, 2009
Microsoft, Google, Yahoo form alliance to develop software solutions for improving emergency response efforts.

Government Use Of Windows 7 Hinges On Security Spec

November 12, 2009
The Federal Desktop Core Configuration, which defines 300 PC settings for improved security, has yet to be finalized for Windows 7.

FBI's New Case Management System Delayed

November 11, 2009
Completion of the $451 million Sentinel system, to be used for searching and analyzing criminal and national security data, has been pushed back to September.

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The Government CIO 50
Public sector CIOs are under pressure to adopt new technologies and deliver on the promise of open government. See how 50 tech leaders in federal, state, and local government are doing it.

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Gov 2.0: Technology Leadership Redefined
The Open Government Directive will come at a time when federal CIOs already face unprecedented challenges. New approaches are required of government IT leaders. Read our report.