Profile of J. Nicholas Hoover
Senior Editor, InformationWeek Government
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Articles by J. Nicholas Hoover
posted in December 2010
12/28/2010
Federal agencies will deliver on current IT projects, like cloud computing and data center consolidation, while tackling open government, cybersecurity defense, and privacy in the post-WikiLeaks era.
12/23/2010
Department of Veterans Affairs staff have been using Google and Yahoo tools without the agency's knowledge, raising privacy, security concerns.
12/21/2010
Congress will get a new tech-related subcommittee that looks at intellectual property and the Internet when the House of Representatives' new Republican leadership is sworn in next month, indicating that the next Congress will likely have a renewed interest in IP issues.
12/16/2010
Spending on health IT, cybersecurity, social computing, and supercomputing is key to future U.S. success says Presidential advisory panel.
12/10/2010
Data center, cloud, program management, IT acquisition, and budget moves are coming within the next six months as part of Obama administration's IT overhaul.
12/9/2010
Federal agencies must eliminate 800 data centers over the next five years. Here’s how they plan to do it.
12/9/2010
Federal agencies must eliminate 800 data centers over the next five years. Here’s how they plan to do it.
12/3/2010
A Federal Aviation Administration report warns that the upgraded system's budget could balloon from $40 billion to $160 billion.
12/1/2010
The first major federal agency to move its email to the cloud agency-wide offers the latest evidence of the emerging cloud email market.
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