Technology
Explaining dual licensing
Many commercial open-source vendors offer their software under an open-source license and a commercial license.
(Posted August 18, 2008)
Gearing up for the shoot
An agency's guide for creating quality Web videos in our Web 2.0 world.
(Posted August 11, 2008)
Dial in the perfect smart phone
Experts explain the key usability features, services and security issues to consider when making a buy.
(Posted August 4, 2008)
Another out-of-the-office option
Telework centers offer alternative worksites with fewer comforts but help reduce employees’ travel time.
(Posted July 14, 2008)
Telework’s weak link
Telework programs can provide plenty of perks, but they can also be a breeding ground for security risks.
(Posted July 14, 2008)
A new life for talk-to-text?
Efforts of speech-recognition developers could pay off as a smart application for smart phones.
(Posted June 23, 2008)
BBN field tests portable translator
BBN Technologies has developed a translation device that enables a two-way dialogue between speakers of different languages.
(Posted June 23, 2008)
Adventures in Web 2.0
Federal IT pioneers discuss what new online collaborative tools mean for the government.
(Posted June 16, 2008)
Video a hit with intell analysts
A secure YouTube-like application is quickly gaining traction among intelligence analysts, CIA officials say.
(Posted March 31, 2008)
Improve your visibility
Agency practices often hinder information access, but search engine optimization helps.
(Posted February 18, 2008)
Make good data great
Flashy it's not, but a well-oiled data architecture project can pay dividends.
(Posted February 4, 2008)
FCW Forum: Will you be ready for IPv6?
There are less than six months to go until agencies need to implement the new IP on their networks, but NIST only recently issued a final draft profile of the conformance testing process vendors must go through.
(Posted January 25, 2008)
From the pages of Government Computer News
NOAA to track GPS satellitesThe National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has announced it will lead an international effort to pinpoint the locations of more than 40 Global Positioning System satellites orbiting the Earth. The project is aimed at ensuring the accuracy of GPS data used by the public and private sectors. Staff members at NOAA’s National Geodetic Survey (NGS) will use data collected at 10 analysis centers worldwide to analyze satellite orbit data during the…
(Posted January 21, 2008)
Open-source myth busters
Don’t let common misconceptions about freely distributed software derail your IT strategies
(Posted January 21, 2008)
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