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AWS announces secret region for intelligence customers
Amazon Web Services recently unveiled their AWS Secret Region cloud, available to the U.S. intelligence community through their Commercial Cloud Services contract with AWS.
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Microsoft adds classified, blockchain, more to government cloud platform
At its annual Government Cloud Forum, Microsoft announced new advances for its Azure Government program, a U.S. government based cloud system.
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FedRAMP Tailored service baseline available for use
FedRAMP announced the release of their FedRAMP Tailored baseline program for cloud service provider use after two rounds of public comment on the program.
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Federal CIOs report progress on agile, cloud despite budget, cyber challenges
Based on extensive in-person interviews and online surveys of CIOs, chief information security officers, and other IT professionals across 29 agencies, the survey reveals new excitement about innovation and change.
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White House IT modernization plan calls for fewer networks, more shared services
“It is imperative for the federal government to leverage these innovations to provide better service for its citizens in the most cost-effective and secure manner,” according to a draft report released this week by the White House’s American Technology Council and Office of American Innovation.
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Cloud orchestration takes automation one necessary step further [Commentary]
Some agencies have taken steps toward automation – a positive sign. But automation really represents the start of the cloud journey. It should be accompanied by cloud orchestration – the arranging of various automated tasks into coordinated, seamless and highly efficient workflow processes.
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Public-only cloud computing not living up to the hype
The public-only approach to cloud computing is not as great as initially anticipated. A different method has been shown to be more cost-efficient, less concerning, and more efficient overall.
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Panel: Government-citizen interactions are in desperate need of modernization
The Partnership for Public Service hosted a panel discussion about the public sector’s need to transform feedback and data insights into citizen-centered service enhancements.
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Agencies must be in compliance with ‘Buy America’ order by September
The guidance instructs agencies how to enforce the “Buy America” executive order.
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Cook calls FAS-TTS merger ‘a cleaner arrangement’
While news of the merger has made plenty of waves, TTS Commissioner Rob Cook he doesn’t expect its application to make much of a ripple.
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AWS announces secret region for intelligence customers
Amazon Web Services recently unveiled their AWS Secret Region cloud, available to the U.S. intelligence community through their Commercial Cloud Services contract with AWS.
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Microsoft adds classified, blockchain, more to government cloud platform
At its annual Government Cloud Forum, Microsoft announced new advances for its Azure Government program, a U.S. government based cloud system.
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FedRAMP Tailored service baseline available for use
FedRAMP announced the release of their FedRAMP Tailored baseline program for cloud service provider use after two rounds of public comment on the program.
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Federal CIOs report progress on agile, cloud despite budget, cyber challenges
Based on extensive in-person interviews and online surveys of CIOs, chief information security officers, and other IT professionals across 29 agencies, the survey reveals new excitement about innovation and change.
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White House IT modernization plan calls for fewer networks, more shared services
“It is imperative for the federal government to leverage these innovations to provide better service for its citizens in the most cost-effective and secure manner,” according to a draft report released this week by the White House’s American Technology Council and Office of American Innovation.
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Cloud orchestration takes automation one necessary step further [Commentary]
Some agencies have taken steps toward automation – a positive sign. But automation really represents the start of the cloud journey. It should be accompanied by cloud orchestration – the arranging of various automated tasks into coordinated, seamless and highly efficient workflow processes.
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Public-only cloud computing not living up to the hype
The public-only approach to cloud computing is not as great as initially anticipated. A different method has been shown to be more cost-efficient, less concerning, and more efficient overall.
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Panel: Government-citizen interactions are in desperate need of modernization
The Partnership for Public Service hosted a panel discussion about the public sector’s need to transform feedback and data insights into citizen-centered service enhancements.
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Agencies must be in compliance with ‘Buy America’ order by September
The guidance instructs agencies how to enforce the “Buy America” executive order.
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Cook calls FAS-TTS merger ‘a cleaner arrangement’
While news of the merger has made plenty of waves, TTS Commissioner Rob Cook he doesn’t expect its application to make much of a ripple.
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AWS announces secret region for intelligence customers
Amazon Web Services recently unveiled their AWS Secret Region cloud, available to the U.S. intelligence community through their Commercial Cloud Services contract with AWS.
-
Microsoft adds classified, blockchain, more to government cloud platform
At its annual Government Cloud Forum, Microsoft announced new advances for its Azure Government program, a U.S. government based cloud system.
-
FedRAMP Tailored service baseline available for use
FedRAMP announced the release of their FedRAMP Tailored baseline program for cloud service provider use after two rounds of public comment on the program.
-
Federal CIOs report progress on agile, cloud despite budget, cyber challenges
Based on extensive in-person interviews and online surveys of CIOs, chief information security officers, and other IT professionals across 29 agencies, the survey reveals new excitement about innovation and change.
-
White House IT modernization plan calls for fewer networks, more shared services
“It is imperative for the federal government to leverage these innovations to provide better service for its citizens in the most cost-effective and secure manner,” according to a draft report released this week by the White House’s American Technology Council and Office of American Innovation.
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Cloud orchestration takes automation one necessary step further [Commentary]
Some agencies have taken steps toward automation – a positive sign. But automation really represents the start of the cloud journey. It should be accompanied by cloud orchestration – the arranging of various automated tasks into coordinated, seamless and highly efficient workflow processes.
-
Public-only cloud computing not living up to the hype
The public-only approach to cloud computing is not as great as initially anticipated. A different method has been shown to be more cost-efficient, less concerning, and more efficient overall.
-
Panel: Government-citizen interactions are in desperate need of modernization
The Partnership for Public Service hosted a panel discussion about the public sector’s need to transform feedback and data insights into citizen-centered service enhancements.
-
Agencies must be in compliance with ‘Buy America’ order by September
The guidance instructs agencies how to enforce the “Buy America” executive order.
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Cook calls FAS-TTS merger ‘a cleaner arrangement’
While news of the merger has made plenty of waves, TTS Commissioner Rob Cook he doesn’t expect its application to make much of a ripple.
