Government Innovation Technology on Ulitzer
Last month as part of the Navy's annual Trident Warrior exercise, Dataline,
LLC successfully demonstrated that a standard shipboard communications
infrastructure could be used to manage a commercial cloud
infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) platform. Presented during the fall
Trident Warrior '10 (TW '10) lab period, Dataline's Secure Cloud Computing
experiment used a simulated shipboard infrastructure to demonstrate secure
access to selected collaboration and geospatial information service (GIS)
applications. The purpose was to validate the ability of a commercial
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) platform to support Department of the Navy
(DON) requirements for global connectivity, server failover and application
access. For... (more)
Cloud Computing on Ulitzer
Henry Sienkiewcz, DISA Computer Services Technical Director, credits the
cloud computing "hyper-standardized" environment for the improvement they
have been able to deliver through their cloud computing initiative.
During remarks at this week's Federal Executive Forum taping, he specified
faster service delivery, higher quality, lower cost and increased security a... (more)
I'm proud to announce that representatives from Lockheed Martin, SAIC, and
Unisys will join me in a "Tactical Cloud Computing" Panel at SYS-CON's 1st
Annual Government IT Conference & Expo in Washington DC on October 6, 2009.
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As Technical Chair of this conference, my goal has been to provid... (more)
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This week's Federal Executive Forum taping highlighted collaboration between
DISA and the Army on the service's transition to cloud computing.
Army Deputy Chief Information Officer Mike Krieger called it a partnership,
important to the support of Department of Defense Base Realignment and
Closure (BRAC) activities.
Joining him on the program was:
Robert Carey - Navy Chief Information O... (more)
Gwen Morton and Ted Alford have published an EXCELLENT economic evaluation of
the federal government's push to cloud computing. Anyone interested in this
market should definitely read it, analyse it, and believe it !! The
conclusion acknowledges the value of cloud computing, but also offers these
practical considerations:
In The Economics of Cloud Computing:
It will take, on average, 18... (more)