July/August 2008
StateTech July/August 2008 The July/August 2008 issue of StateTech features a cover story on public safety professionals using rugged notebooks in the harshest conditions. Other feature stories include arming social workers with mobile devices to boost efficiency; e-ticketing solutions; and single-sign technology for officers in the field. Also included are articles on cellular modems; SSL VPNs; securing virtual servers; data-leak prevention; storage management; and two case studies on thin client implementation and virtualization for the purposes of disaster recovery. The issue also contains two columns on IT governance and project management.


Powering Up Savings
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High-Tech Policing
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Roam on the Range
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Cellular modems enable civic workers to access applications on the go.
 
Browser Power
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Expectations of mobility and flexible access drive adoption of Secure Sockets Layer VPNs.
 
Securing Virtual Servers
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Early adopters offer five tips for avoiding vulnerabilities.
 
Rugged Appeal
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Tough enough to thrive in the harshest environments, rugged notebooks are on the job in public-safety applications.
 
Plugging Leaks
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Data-leak prevention technology inspects outbound content to keep sensitive data from escaping the network.
 
FAN Club
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State and local agencies look to file area networks to ease storage management.
 
Investigative Aid
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Mobile computing devices boost the efficiency of social workers, leaving them more time to protect at-risk children.
 
Clocked and Cited
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Officers slow down motorists by speeding up the ticket process.
 
Easy Access
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Single sign-on cuts support and training costs while speeding access to critical data.
 
Transit Modernization
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Austin’s Capital Metropolitan Transportation Authority smooths operations with thin clients and desktop virtualization.
 
Streamlined Servers
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Charlotte County, Fla., rolled out server virtualization to avoid a repeat of outages it suffered during Hurricane Charley.
 
Managing IT Like Investments
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Too Much of a Good Thing
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Circling Back to Centralized Computing
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