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Automating Infrastructure and Operations Management with VMware
With VMware, virtualization tools come with a management system built in. Check out this webcast to learn more.
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This week in Microsoft vs. Google: Chrome OS, a Yahoo Japan win and more
It's only Monday, but the week is starting off with some finished -- and unfinished -- Microsoft vs. Google business.
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GSA picks Google Apps: What it means
Ted Schadler breaks down GSA's selection of Google Apps to handle its email and collaboration needs.
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Google wins email, apps contract with U.S. GSA
The U.S. General Services Administration is going Google. The agency today announced a $6.7 million, five-year award for Google's cloud-based email and collaboration tools, a move that will help...
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DOJ sues Oracle over GSA contract
The Department of Justice has sued Oracle for defrauding the government out of "hundreds of millions of dollars in sales."
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CIO interview: Casey Coleman of the General Services Administration
The US General Services Administration employs almost 12,000 people and has a budget of $25 billion. Fellow ZDNet blogger, Dion Hinchcliffe, and I spoke with CIO Casey Coleman.
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Federal government validates cloud computing
Last week, we surfaced the views of Michael Daconta, writing in Government Computer News, who cautioned government agencies from diving in too deep into new approaches to managing technology, such...
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New carbon emissions tracker is focused on professional services organizations
Feeling neglected because many carbon emissions analysis "tools" typically are focused on companies that create hard goods and that have facilities and manufacturing lines to manage and products...
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EMC discloses DOJ probe
EMC said in a regulatory filing that the U.S. Department of Justice is investigating allegations of fee arrangements with systems integrators on government contracts. In a filing with the...
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Green Tech boon. But is the new U.S. energy law cornographic?
A new U.S. energy bill has been signed into law by the President. Here are some of the green tech relevant provisions: Higher fuel-efficiency for cars and light trucks, up to 30 MPG average by...
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With telecommuting stalled, GSA ready to lead by example
Sometimes people just won't do what you tell them to. Sometimes you have to lead by action. That's the idea the General Services Administration is getting around to accepting, The Washington Post...
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Deadlines near for new ID cards for feds
Transportation Security Administration and General Services Administration will soon make contractor choices for delivery of standardized, "smart" ID cards for workers and contractors.
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New life for eGov, eTravel programs
The Senate moved to develop the governmentwide eTravel system, which had been put on the House chopping block last summer, this week by meeting President Bush's request for $5 million for the...
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FCW: Time for GSA to come clean with financials
'Public companies release quarterly reports on the status of their fiscal health. Yet, GSA, which is a steward of the public’s money, has chosen to say almost nothing.'
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Does the federal government finally "get" search?
GSA and OMB issue request for information asking, Does search technology make heavy-weight metadata an anachronism?
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U.S. plans online ID gateway
The e-authentication system is intended to be a one-stop online shop for people and businesses to establish their identities with the federal government.
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Fed agencies seek XML common ground
Amid rapidly growing internal support for the XML data exchange format, the U.S. government is studying plans to build a central directory to prevent integration headaches.
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Facebook IPO: The Amazing Kreskin predicts 'dramatic new turn'
Legendary mentalist The Amazing Kreskin has shared his predictions and intuitions on the future of Facebook post IPO.
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EMC picks up IT management software provider Watch4Net
EMC builds out its IT management portfolio with another platform offering real-time visibility into network, data center and cloud infrastructures.
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The Toshiba Excite 10 in a copy machine (pictures)
Photos of our attempt to copy the Toshiba Excite 10. We were not successful. Also, we didn't actually try to copy it.
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Cloud provisioning spec step closer to IETF working group
A proposal to create a new standard for provisioning users to cloud services is making its way along the standards track and is soon to be the focus for a new IETF working group.
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