Five Ways to Win With Hyper-V
July/August 2009
Microsoft’s virtualization technology offers several enticing reasons to deploy it.
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Smart Cities Of The Future
April/May 2009
Municipalities put a variety of cutting-edge technologies to use to improve the lives of citizens.
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Scanning Ahead
April/May 2009
Governments put traditional barcode technology to innovative use tracking people and equipment.
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Dial-Up Savings
February/March 2009
Government organizations find that IP phones can cut energy use.
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Tale of the Tablet
February/March 2009
These mobile devices are versatile enough to run government applications as varied as health care, inspections and transportation.
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Fast Fibre Channel
October/November 2008
New 8Gbps storage gear complements server virtualization rollouts.
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Securing the Airwaves
October/November 2008
Wireless analyzers and other tools safeguard Wi-Fi traffic.
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Plugging Leaks
July/August 2008
Data-leak prevention technology inspects outbound content to keep sensitive data from escaping the network.
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FAN Club
July/August 2008
State and local agencies look to file area networks to ease storage management.
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Going, Going… Gone?
January/February 2008
Some legacy technologies are on the verge of extinction. Here’s what emerging systems are replacing them and how to ensure your staff is ready.
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Strategy + Innovation II
April/May 2007
Where in the World Are They?
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Moving Maps From the Sky
April/May 2007
Two governments — a small county and a large city — use GIS and GPS to deliver more services, more quickly.
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Calling All Precincts
April/May 2007
With the 2008 elections looming, e-voting picks up steam as election boards seek paper trails to be ready for recounts and system glitches.
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Strategy + Innovation III
February/March 2007
E-Voting By The Numbers
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Tech Forward
February/March 2007
Cities Finding iSCSI Connectivity Invaluable
iSCSI has become a low-cost and less complex alternative to Fibre Channel for SAN storage.
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Strategy & Innovation III
April/May 2006
Parking Meters Get Smart
Not only do new parking meters accept coins, debit cards and credit cards, but they also tell you when they need to be repaired.
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Emerging Technology
April/May 2006
Podcast to the People
State and local governments are taking advantage of the MP3 revolution by podcasting everything from women’s health issues to security tips for subway riders to high school football scores.
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Emerging Technology
January/February 2006
Ready for RFID?
Radio frequency identification (RFID) is now being used for everything from tracking hurricane victims to finding office files.
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