"Unified Workspace" Comes to Government: Work Your Way
State and local governments are making it easier for employees to work their own way by providing a unified workspace. The idea is that employees can use any device and any network connection to access the same applications available on office computers.

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IT Leadership: Recognizing IT Innovators in the Public Sector
Read about trailblazing programs led by Sergeant Dale Moushon of the St. Petersburg, Florida Police Department; Captain Susan L. Tincher of Marine Corps Forces, Pacific; Lenny Schad of Katy Independent School District; and Brian Kraus of Volunteer State Community College.

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Defending Cyber Borders: Beyond the Virtual Maginot Line
Cisco convened a panel of cybersecurity experts to discuss the latest thinking on defending networks and data

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Cisco Unified Workspace for Government
The Cisco Unified Workspace transforms the traditional concept of a workplace into a workspace that moves with employees, constituents and students by unifying mobility, video, collaboration and any business applications they need, and then makes them securely available on any device, with an uncompromised user experience. The Cisco Unified Workspace delivers voice, video, and data in ways that meet end-user preferences for the device of their choice, while lowering provisioning costs through a common IT architecture. With collaboration applications like WebEx and Jabber, remote workers and students can have efficient, high quality, and productive collaboration sessions or meetings through high definition video, voice, content sharing, IM, and presence. .

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Improving Justice Delivery Through Technology
Cisco® Connected Justice enhances the cycle of justice and lowers operating expenses. This approach allows court and correctional leaders, as well as law officers to perform their duties regardless of distance to enhance agility, increase speed of justice, and create safer experiences. Access solution overviews, case studies, videos, and more on the Connected Justice website, including:

 State Cuts Costs and Increases Efficiencies with Video (PDF - 505 KB)

 Texas County Implements Video Conferencing in its Courts (PDF - 1.5 MB)