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Good People Doing Good Things -- A Hodgepodge

Good People Doing Good Things — A Hodgepodge

The first two stories about good people today should never have happened.  Anywhere but the United States, they wouldn’t have happened.  That said, I’m so glad these two good people were in the right place at the right time and kept their cool, likely saving many children’s lives. A busjacking Kenneth Corbin just took a routine training class to keep his school bus driving skills current. One of…

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DTZ report assesses the impact of Qatar’s government spending review on Qatar’s real estate market in the past six months

DTZ report assesses the impact of Qatar’s government spending review on Qatar’s real estate market in the past six months

DTZ Qatar released its Q3 2015 market report today. The report highlights the impact that the government’s revisions of its spending plans has had on Qatar’s real estate market in the past six months, particularly the commercial and prime residential markets.

The most significant findings include:

Residential Sector

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There has been an increase in vacancies in the…

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Government cloud adoption efforts lag as security concerns persist

Government cloud adoption efforts lag as security concerns persist

When the Obama administration’s CIO declared that the government would move to a cloud -first policy for its technology procurements, it was sending a clear message that agencies would be expected to modernize their IT shops. But five years later, that transition still seems like it’s in its early stages, according to Mark Kneidinger, director of the Federal Network Resilience Division at the…

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How CIOs can reduce shadow IT in government

If government CIOs want to bring IT out of the shadows, they need to start by understanding what kind of tools agency personnel need to do their jobs. That’s one of the chief takeaways from a new study looking at shadow IT in the government — those unauthorized applications and services that employees use without the permission of the CIO and the tech team. Read the source article at Welcome to…

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