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2010 Strategic Reports, Contracts and Buyers Guides
New! Special Report: Virtual Desktop
As government strives to grant employees access to internal information resources when and where it’s needed while simultaneously reducing costs, desktop virtualization offers help in meeting those goals, in addition to providing both greater control over PC resources and stronger IT security.
Special Report: Information Security
When President Obama launched a review of federal efforts to mitigate the economic and national security challenges caused by cybersecurity issues he made it clear that this country must:
*Establish a shared situational awareness network that identifies vulnerabilities, threats and events.
*Enhance U.S. counterintelligence capabilities and increase security of the supply chain
*Expand cyber education
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Report: Cloud Computing
In an unlikely role reversal, speakers at the recent Cloud Computing Summit in Washington D.C., agreed the public sector has taken an obvious lead in the adoption of cloud computing, stepping ahead of private sector organizations by embracing pay-per-use solutions for a variety of new services and applications.
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Special Report: Always On - Preparing for the Next Engagement
This year, the theme of DISA’s Customer Partnership Conference is “The Next Engagement.” DISA strives to be proactive in supporting our customers by establishing telecommunication and information technology contracts in advance of their needs.
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Special Report: Unified Communication
Government agencies deploying Unified Communications can enable better, faster decision making by integrating communication into the process.
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PEO EIS Catalog for 2010
The Program Executive Office, Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS) enables information dominance for joint and Army Warfighters by developing, acquiring, integrating, deploying and sustaining IT and business management systems, communications and infrastructure solutions through leveraged commercial and enterprise capabilities.
These products and systems cover a full spectrum of support for the Army and Defense Department. The PEO EIS workforce of more than 1,800 military, civilian and contractor personnel executes approximately $3 billion a year—about 35 percent of the Army’s IT budget.
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Priority Report: Data Center Solutions
As federal IT managers plan ahead, they’re looking for technologies to drive down data center costs while boosting productivity, decision making, and customer service levels throughout the organization. According to a recent study by market researcher INPUT, there are five key technologies that have yielded similar benefits for private sector companies and are making their way into federal IT plans for 2010 and beyond.
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Open Government Special Report
In an historic effort to achieve an unprecedented level of openness, the White House issued the Open Government Directive (OGD) in December, instructing Executive branch departments to publish three ‘high-value’ data sets online within 45 days. The administration’s underlying goal behind the OGD is to drive greater transparency and ‘openness’ and “strengthen U.S. democracy and promote efficiency and effectiveness in government.”
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DISA: Always On - Preparing for the Next Engagement
The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) will celebrate our 50th anniversary on May 12, 2010. If there is one remarkable constant that characterizes these five decades, it is the agency’s ability to transform as technology and the demand for information have changed.
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2009 Special Reports Archive
2009 JTRS Program Guide:
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2009 DISA Guide: DISA and the JTF-GNO are linked in attacking the challenges of providing warfighters with state-of-the-art information and communications services and continuing to operationalize the cyberspace domain to empower warfighters to achieve information dominance. The linkage consists of DISA delivering enterprise capabilities and services while the JTF-GNO operates and defends
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2009 PEO-EIS Catalog; PEO EIS provides information dominance by developing, acquiring, integrating, deploying and sustaining network-centric IT and business management systems, communications and infrastructure solutions through leveraged commercial and enterprise capabilities. The PEO EIS focus is on putting capabilities in the hands of its customers. View or Download the Entire Report
Defense Training and Simulation: In today’s military, IT both leads and supports simulation programs giving soldiers, sailors and airmen the training needed to be ready for any eventuality. View or Download Full Report
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