Digital Government

Chicago replaces Sun servers with HP

New Sun servers would have cost the city $250,000 each, while the Intel-based HP servers running Red Hat Enterprise Linux cost about $50,000 each.

Digital Government

RFK Jr. on e-voting

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Posting intel

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Digital Government

Rising Star awards and why I love my job

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Digital Government

Coming at the ballots in November: Paper?

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Digital Government

The real GSA?

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Digital Government

Amtower: Accolades are overdue

Jim Ridgell has created venues for government and industry to better serve citizens.

Digital Government

Rimmer: What a flat world means for government

Agencies should absorb the lessons of the private sector to thrive in the new global era

Digital Government

Week in Review

Tech on the borders.

Digital Government

Setting up for wireless

FCW’s Quick Start looks at how to plug your portable computers into a WLAN.

Digital Government

NYC to cover city with 2.5 GHz wireless

Wireless broadband network would fulfill recommendations of 9/11 Commission.

Digital Government

Industry lobbies for competitiveness bills

Time is running out for Congress to pass items on the president’s innovation agenda

Digital Government

To e-vote or not to e-vote in Maryland

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Welcoming ITAA's new leader

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Digital Government

FBI tasks Pragmatics for intranet work

The FBI’s Information Technology Operations Division's task order to the information technology provider has a potential value of $1.35 million.

Digital Government

NASA partners with venture capital group

Red Planet Capital was established to help the agency gain access to new technologies through private-sector innovators and investors who typically have not done business with NASA.

Digital Government

More e-voting woes

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Schools choose Meru for wireless

Meru Networks has landed deals with more than 70 educational institutions to provide wireless local-area network infrastructure.