Government Electronics and Information Technology Association officials believe that the fiscal 2005 federal IT budget will be $60.8 bln and that it will rise to $72.
Government Electronics and Information Technology Association officials believe that the fiscal 2005 federal IT budget will be $60.8 bln and that it will rise to $72.9 bln by fiscal 2010. They predict the average annual growth to be 3.6%.
How to prepare your business for civil unrest during inauguration week
This week promises to be difficult, especially for businesses with facilities near State and Federal Capitol buildings. We offer some guidance on how to prepare. ...
Brazil to appoint data protection officers in all federal government bodies
Just over half of all public sector organizations have appointed DPOs so far
The most important job in tech has just been filled, but not the way it was planned
With three new digital bosses, the UK government hopes to accelerate its digital transformation, but it is unclear how.
Why all of Trump's tweets and other social media posts must be archived for future historians
There is no doubt that Donald Trump's reach as president has been magnified by Twitter. WIth the suspension of his account, it's critical that the National Archives preserve the content ...
Capitol attack's cybersecurity fallout: Stolen laptops, lost data and possible espionage
The January 6 attack on Election Day certification proceedings in the US Capitol Building has deep cybersecurity ramifications.
Twitter permanently suspends President Trump's account
"After close review of recent Tweets from the @realDonaldTrump account and the context around them — specifically how they are being received and interpreted on and off Twitter — ...
Bus terminals in São Paulo to offer free Wi-Fi
It is expected that 1.5 million daily users will benefit from the service, to be rolled out across 13 sites
To make AI a success, every child needs to understand the risk and potential of algorithms
According to the AI Council, the biggest barrier to AI deployment is skills - and it starts as early as school.
Facial recognition: Now algorithms can see through face masks
The US Department of Homeland Security has carried out trials to test whether facial recognition algorithms could correctly identify masked individuals. ...
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