Modern demands are changing the way the government purchases, builds, and delivers data center solutions. Federal agencies are calling for a data center transformation that empowers IT and accelerates mission performance. Converged infrastructure promises simplicity and speed, responsiveness, dependability, and affordability to offset data center demands. […]

MeriTalk asked Federal information technology/data center professionals to predict the future of the data center. The study found that Uncle Sam could save $10 billion through data center modernization. Can we make it work?

Millennials have grown up with technology at their fingertips and smartphones in their pockets. How do America’s most tech-savvy voters feel about tech policy?

Healthcare leaders are bringing data, applications, and analytics together — to fast track time to actionable insights for operational, financial, and clinical improvements. View our infographic to learn how health IT leaders are making a splash with predictive analytics – now and in the future.

How will law enforcement manage video storage when all 800,000 sworn police officers in America and their vehicles become real-time video endpoints?

Now that the first OMB deadline for FITARA has passed, where do Feds see their agency’s FITARA future? Is the crystal ball glowing bright or going dim?

The Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act (FITARA) promises to improve Federal IT efficiency – in fact, 84 percent of Feds are optimistic about its impact.

How can Feds manage data in a multi-cloud, multi-vendor environment? What can be done to reduce fear and retain control of agency data?

As agencies virtualize, they need to protect the heart of their network – the data center – from various threats. Can security teams keep up?

IT has changed how Federal agencies deliver services – how can agency IT departments ensure reliability and security?