GSA buying plan aims to make it easier for agencies to go mobile
- February 24th, 2012
A pending GSA purchasing plan also is designed to make it less costly for federal agencies to get wireless services and devices.
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Technical Communities Breaks Sales Records for 2011
- January 10th, 2012
Company again reports double-digit growth and record results in all 5 revenue categories
VA adds tablets to contracting vehicle
- August 15th, 2011
Department requests information from vendors on Android, iPad and Windows deployments
IT execs think transition to cloud will turn some of today’s vendors into the next Wang
- June 27th, 2011
More than 70% of tech leaders said in an IDC survey that they expect that by 2014, at least 30% of all IT departments will offer cloud services to partners and customers, and nearly 80% said they believe cloud brokers that offer a full suite of public-cloud services will be big vendors in four years. The news is not all rosy, with respondents saying they expect there will be a few players that don’t survive the transition to the cloud.
GSA helps agencies go mobile
- June 24th, 2011
The GSA’s Making Mobile Gov program offers three levels of assistance for developing a mobile strategy, first by providing market information such as how many people are using cell phones and mobile devices, and what other agencies are doing in mobile applications.
GSA floats another cloud procurement
- May 27th, 2011
Agency looking for a provider for enterprise IT management services
Wanted: Enterprise architects for data center consolidation
- May 20th, 2011
EA community should play bigger role in agency data center consolidation activity, Treasury architect says.
Forrester: Public Cloud Growth to Surge, Especially SaaS
- May 5th, 2011
The three leading cloud categories — infrastructure-as-a-service, platform-as-a-service and software-as-a-service — will help spur a sixfold increase in the cloud sector over the next decade, pushing revenues to $241 billion by 2020, according to a report from Forrester Research.
Business intelligence spending hit $10.5B in 2010
- April 26th, 2011
Global spending on BI (business intelligence), analytics and performance management applications jumped 13.4 percent in 2010 to US$10.5 billion, according to figures released Wednesday by analyst firm Gartner. The results reflect the BI market’s continued strength throughout the world’s economic downturn, as customers looked to such software to find efficiencies and gain competitive advantage.
