Does big data really matter? TechAmerica’s new survey says a resounding yes. “We found there is a lot of potential for big data. The government could save up to 10% a year. 10% is no joke, that is about $380 billion a year,” said Jennifer Kerber. Kerber is the President of the TechAmerica Foundation. SheRead… Read more »
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03.14.13 Your Morning Buzz
Pope Francis takes to Twitter right away Welcome Newest Members Individual Members Aubrey Lindstrom, City of Beaverton, Special Projects Coordinator Corporate Member Johnson Controls delivers products, services and solutions that increase energy efficiency and lower operating costs in buildings for more than one million customers. Upcoming Forums March 15 Webinar: Creating and Getting Assistant CityRead… Read more »
Make The Most of CTOvision and CTOlabs
By Bob Gourley We have just optimized our software and cloud infrastructure at CTOvision and at our research site CTOlabs. The sites will now load even faster, thanks to the new 4GB of RAM on our dedicated virtual server at Media Temple. Here are some other features optimized in recent designs: Our Podcasts are nowRead… Read more »
MOOS Project Viewer 2.9 Integrates With Dropbox Platform
The team behind MOOS Project Viewer just released version 2.9. This version comes with a new feature: integration with Dropbox. Users can now also open Microsoft Project files that are stored on a Dropbox account and not just local files from their computers. The biggest advantage of using a cloud storage service is that theRead… Read more »
Register for the 2013 FOSE Conference
By Ryan Kamauff FOSE’s all-encompassing government technology conference will equip you with real-world tools, tactics and strategies via technology trailblazers who’ve been there, done that. From lessons learned to kudos earned, expect to gain rhetoric-free technology insights, policy updates and expert guidance you can use to optimize your IT program’s efficiency and effectiveness. If youRead… Read more »
Online Applications shouldn’t make you pick a favorite child
A few simple questions to avoid this ↑ I’m sure there are a lot of people out there that have experienced system design and lived to tell about. I had a scrape with it this morning and I thought I’d share because I think it highlights some of the type of thinking that absolutely hasRead… Read more »
Assessing the Nation’s Cybersecurity Strategy – 782% increase in cyber-attacks in 6 yrs.
The Government Accountability Office has looked at the growing number of cybersecurity threats facing our nation. And it’s no small number. The GAO says the increase in cyber attack reported to CERT in the last 6 years has grown by 782%. There were 5,500 incidents in 2006, last year there were 48,000. So what isRead… Read more »
Enterprise Information Management: Market Views and Emerging Technologies
Please join us for this exciting event – Register here: http://www.nccaiim.org/Programs/program1303_register.htm Thursday, March 14, 2013Afternoon/Evening EventClyde’s of Gallery Place 707 7th Street, NWWashington, DC 20001 About this event: Hear from industry and market leading organizations on emerging technologies, market views and the next hot topics. The industry panel lead by NCC-AIIM President Carol Keuch, willRead… Read more »
The View From My Seat
March 8 was International Women’s Day. I am embarrassed to say I found this out through social media on March 8 itself, having had my head in the sand in the previous weeks. I was honored to be included in a few lists of women doing interesting things in the world, but by far mostRead… Read more »
Generation Switch: How to Transfer Boomer Brilliance to Tech-Savvy New Hires
Every government agency is increasingly worried about one big problem: capturing Baby Boomer knowledge before it walks out the door. At the same time, government training leaders know that new hires have grown up with different learning tools, techniques and technology. How do you bridge what seems like an ever-growing gap in order to transferRead… Read more »