Technology reports from our sponsors

Homeland Security: Absorbing the Lessons
October 2005. The homeland security mission is already a major maker of digital geospace—but what can be implemented next?

Homeland Security: Where the Enterprise Goes
August 2005. Homeland security is an "enterprise" that must establish its chief business operations and franchises, and vital tech support, wherever the terrorists are, go, or even might go—whether that locale is fixed in geography, triangulated in cyberspace, or only determined when an indicator suddenly flashes red.

Security Solutions for Government
August 2005. A combination of continuing terrorist threats and increased sophistication of hackers, along with the subsequent legislation that followed 9/11 to fortify vulnerabilities in computer networks and critical infrastructure as well as our nation’s borders, ensures that the next few years will be fertile ones for both security solution and service providers. Sponsored by: CDW Government, Hewlett-Packard, RedHat, VeriSign and Patriot Technologies.

Information Sharing Matters: Too many critical “checkpoints” still operate in isolation
May 2005. In some sectors of government, the message is getting out: Information sharing matters. Elsewhere it is seemingly business as usual, as fiefdoms and pockets of information remain isolated and useless at crunch time.

Enterprise Architecture: Mission Alignment
April 2005. Sponsored by: Booz Allen Hamilton, Citrix, Hewlett-Packard, Popkin

Integrated Storage Solutions for Mission Driven Government
March 2005. Sponsored by: CDW-G, Computer Associates, Hewlett-Packard, Network Appliance, Veritas

Homeland Security: Agent for Change February 2005.

Building Better Government Through Trusted Partnerships December 2004. Sponsored by: Gartner.

Integrated Solutions for a Secure Government November 2004. Sponsored by: CDW-G, Panda Software, Symantec, Veritas, Viack

Enterprise Architecture: Mission. Action. Results November 2004. Sponsored by: Adobe, Booz Allen Hamilton, Computer Associates, Hewlett-Packard, IBM, Microsoft, Network Appliance, Popkin Software, Veritas.

Homeland Security: Technology Responds October 2004. Sponsored by: AT&T, Citrix, Computer Associates, Hewlett-Packard, Motorola, Network Appliance, Panasonic Computer, Panda, SafeNet, Veritas

Integrated Storage: Toward Integrated Storage September 2004. Sponsored by: EMC2, Network Appliance, Quantum.

Homeland Security: Bridging the Gap August 2004. Sponsored by: ChurchStreet, Citrix, Computer Associates, Hewlett-Packard, Motorola, Panasonic, Panda Software, Veritas, Wyse

Solutions Series: Building Trust Into Systems July 2004. Sponsored by: 3Com, CDW-G, Citrix, Veritas.

Power Up Now: Accelerate into the PC replacement curve July 2004. Sponsored by: Adobe, Intel, Macromedia Government, MPC Computers, Symantec.

Networking and Communications - Achieving Governmental Goals via Global Connections July 2004. Sponsored by: Adtran, Foundry Networks, General Dynamics C4 Systems, Juniper Networks, Marshall Communications, Qwest Government Services.

Federal Enterprise Architecture: Realigning IT to Efficiently Achieve Agency Goals
June 2004. Sponsored by Computer Associates.

Homeland Security: Containing the Threat
May 2004. Sponsored by Citrix, CyberGuard, Harris, Hewlett-Packard, Northrop Grumman, Panasonic, Veritas.

Wireless: Coming of Age
April 2004. Sponsored by BearingPoint, CDW-G, Hewlett-Packard, Intel, Motorola, MPC Computers, Panasonic

Enterprise Architecture: Breaking New Ground
April 2004. Sponsored by Booz Allen Hamilton, Borland, Computer Associates, Citrix, Hewlett-Packard, Intel, Intersystems.

Solutions Series: Storage - Mission Critical Data
April 2004. Sponsored by Brocade, Computer Associates, CDW-G, EMC2, Hewlett-Packard, Legato, Veritas.