Special Edition May, 2014 |
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Meet Changing User Demands with IT as a Service IT organizations in government are facing a new set of challenges, as the
consumption of IT is shifting from the traditional model of acquiring hardware
and software and deploying it onsite, to a managed or cloud services model.
Applications, content, and services are now being delivered through a cloud.
Learn how to chart a course in a changing IT climate Many of our Cisco Public Sector customers in Government are coming to the
close of their fiscal year. Countless IT decisions need to be made for both the
immediate and long term future. We understand that budgets are tight and money
for new projects is scarce and will probably continue to be. But limited dollars
shouldn't eliminate IT projects. Learn about funding solutions and services
offerings that can help you bring your IT projects to fruition, while at the
same time help lower overall expenses, reduce total cost of ownership and
accelerate return on investment.
Learn more. Government agencies have long shared functions, such as human resources and procurement, to lower costs and provide better service. But until recently, they did not share IT services such as voice, collaboration, and infrastructure. Learn more AFCEA Spring Intelligence Symposium Conference National Sheriff's Conference
NASCIO Releases Federal Priorities: Cybersecurity, FirstNet, and Collaboration on IT are Essential for States The National Association of State Chief Information Officer's (NASCIO) has
released its 2014 federal advocacy priorities. NASCIO's advocacy goals for 2014
include: collaborating with the federal government on cybersecurity to secure
the public sector; building a nationwide public safety broadband network;
pushing greater information sharing among government entities; and,
implementation of grant guidance reform.
Learn more. The Internet of Everything, or IoE, is serving as a catalyst to change the
landscape of the IT industry while transforming how users leverage network-based
solutions. For defense, IoE holds the power to connect the battlefield with the
digital world in ways that promise to fundamentally change military operations.
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