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The General Services Administration is taking on a more consultative role in assisting government clients with acquisition, said an agency official during a March 15 press briefing at IRMCO in Read more...

It was the end of an era for mainframe at the House of Representatives and the beginning of a greener one. The last mainframe in the House was just unplugged after spending 12 years keeping the Read more...

The federal government is moving toward cloud computing services, but there are some wrinkles to iron out. In some cases, cloud-computing vendors don't understand the scope of what government Read more...

From March 10-12, FOSE--the largest expo of government-related IT products and services--will take place in Washington, DC, with wall-to-wall exhibits of new products to make life easier and better Read more...

The stimulus package now moving through Congress has some surprises in it for federal agencies. A Washington Post article on Tuesday details how it includes a massive windfall for agencies across the Read more...

Green used to be a once-a-year phenomenon pushed by high-spirited environmentalists who sought to make people and companies aware of the importance of saving energy. Today, the idea of going green is Read more...