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Weekly output: Tech Titans, Last Gadget Standing, macOS High Sierra, LTE speeds worldwide, Trump-administration IT modernization, CES Asia Each of the last few years has featured a month with an insane travel schedule. I'm in the middle of one right now: Last week saw me depart for Shanghai Monday morning and return home Friday night, and tomorrow evening I fly to Paris.
Carter SecDef Nomination on Fast Track
Carter SecDef Nomination on Fast Track
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Ash Carter “could be in the Pentagon by Monday morning,” reports DefenseOne, following a unanimous voteby the Senate Armed Services Committee Wednesday to send his…
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“I hang a Star Wars clock in my office very deliberately. I really took the journey that was represented in that first movie . . . It all lined up in such a wonderful way for a guy who loves technology.”
-Federal Chief Information Officer Steven VanRoekel in the May issue of Government Executive.
Want to know what you spend on data centers?
Michael Brown, executive director of the Homeland Security Department's information technology services office described the challenge of tracking data center spending.
Data center budgets are buried in managed services and program offices, leaving those handling daily operations in the dark, Brown explained. "As we roll up centers at DHS, we are gaining greater knowledge about those centers."
In March 2011 MeriTalk worked with NetApp to survey 152 federal IT decision makers to understand their data center consolidation progress across the board from optimization metrics to data center resource and cost savings opportunities. 47% of respondents reduced data center counts by 31 percent and saved 20 percent of their IT budgets based on consolidation so far.
