Special Report
Power management
Government Computer News and its affiliate publications, Federal Computer Week and Washington Technology, take a look at latest technology applications, policy developments and integrator solutions shaping the government’s approach to green IT. More
EPEAT Registry goes deep | Green machines yield real savings
Latest News
Argonne, Oak Ridge labs sweep HPC Challenge
DARPA awards recognize wider criteria for supercomputer power.
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LOC adds online touch for visitors
Library of Congress unveils interactive online technology to personalize library access.
IT security: Survey says it's better
A majority of federal decisionmakers surveyed about cybersecurity say they are more confident about their agency’s IT security posture now than they were four years ago.
Cyber challenges loom for Obama
Transition Watch: Some tough cybersecurity tasks left over from the Bush administration will need the attention of the next president.
TRANSCOM moves ahead with property system ()
City in the cloud ()
GCN Lab Review: Corel WordPerfect Office X4 ()
Plum IT jobs with Obama ()
Top500 to revamp qualifications ()
Tech Briefs
Mathematica goes parallel
Divvy up your large number crunching across multiple processors.
Linux gets Common Criteria certs
Unisys eyes moving targets
iPhone-friendly Office apps
VMware Fusion gets boost
GCN Tech Blog
The rise of collaboration teams
Cisco CEO John Chambers' comments on the shift to--and growing importance of--collaboration teams, makes interesting reading.
Resolution is not accuracy
Why so many bugs?
GCN Lab Review
Tech Trends
Get a grip on Web 2.0 content
GCN Interview: Tony Byrne talks about the state of the content management industry, and what agencies might be missing.
GCN Interviews index
City in the cloud
Washington, D.C., makes a gradual move to using Google Apps, in order to create an accessible, collaborative environment for its employees
Radio everywhere
The Arkansas Wireless Information Network incorporates legacy and new radios in a digital, interoperable system that works statewide.
Sensors get L.A. up to speed
The Los Angeles Regional Transportation Management Center uses highway sensors, traffic monitoring stations, cameras, and ramp metering to track and reroute traffic.
Commentary
The Obama IT era
President-elect’s commitment to leveraging IT in government creates possibilities for innovation. More
On paper, a potential risk
A lot of sensitive data still exists on paper, whose security sometimes is overlooked. More
The value of user scenarios
User-scenario modeling is the most effective method of designing software systems. More
Agency Award Winners and
IT Executives of the Year
Government Computer News has selected 10 agencies whose IT initiatives are being recognized as the best of 2008.
More GCN Gala photos
Click here for the 2008 GCN Awards Gala photo album, sponsored by Technical Communities.
GCN Gala slideshow
From the Editors
It’s a green new world
GCN presents Kevin Donovan, data center manager of the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, in this recent eSeminar, where he discusses the government's use of green IT.
Now playing on GCN Lab TV
The Itronix GoBook XR-1 goes out into the scorching Nevada desert, where it braved sandstorms, heat and killer conditions. Chief Technology Editor Joab Jackson reports from the front. Watch | GCN Lab TV home
Privacy and security in the Information Age
GCN presents Pat Howard, chief information security officer of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and Ari Schwartz, vice president and chief operating officer of the Center for Democracy and Technology, in this recent eSeminar, where they discuss personally identifiable information in the government.
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