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Cellular modems enable civic workers to access applications on the go.
Expectations of mobility and flexible access drive adoption of Secure Sockets Layer VPNs.
Tough enough to thrive in the harshest environments, rugged notebooks are on the job in public-safety applications.
Data-leak prevention technology inspects outbound content to keep sensitive data from escaping the network.
State and local agencies look to file area networks to ease storage management.
Mobile computing devices boost the efficiency of social workers, leaving them more time to protect at-risk children.
Officers slow down motorists by speeding up the ticket process.
Single sign-on cuts support and training costs while speeding access to critical data.
Austin’s Capital Metropolitan Transportation Authority smooths operations with thin clients and desktop virtualization.
Charlotte County, Fla., rolled out server virtualization to avoid a repeat of outages it suffered during Hurricane Charley.
Early adopters offer five tips for avoiding vulnerabilities.
Departments tap technology to collar crooks.
When Mayor Adrian Fenty appointed me to his cabinet as chief technology officer for the District of Columbia, I asked a simple question...
There’s no question a sound project management methodology helps an information technology project succeed in terms of cost, schedule and functionality.
It wasn’t so long ago that the mainframe ruled IT.
As the summer heats up and gasoline prices continue to rise, the cost of power is one topic that isn’t going away anytime soon.
Streamlined Servers
Roam on the Range
Browser Power
Rugged Appeal
Plugging Leaks
FAN Club
Transit Modernization
Securing Virtual Servers
High-Tech Policing
Managing IT Like Investments
Too Much of a Good Thing
Circling Back to Centralized Computing
Powering Up Savings