A study by MeriTalk says Defense Department components want to transition more than half of their information technology applications to cloud infrastructures by 2020. MeriTalk said Wednesday it polled 150 IT professionals from DoD
MoreMark Day, deputy assistant commissioner for the General Services Administrationâs office of integrated technology services, has cited security as the primary concern for government officials that eye cloud transition, CIO reported Friday.
MoreA MeriTalk study has shown that 57 percent of more than 150 federal information technology managers surveyed believe the DevOps applications development methodology can accelerate agencies’ transition to cloud infrastructure. Sixty-eight percent
MoreEighty-six percent of 302 government cybersecurity workers surveyed by MeriTalk last month said they believe big data and analytics technology can help their agencies manage cyber risks. MeriTalk said Tuesday it conducted
MoreA new MeriTalk study has found that 67 percent of federal information technology managers worry about cyber threats as their agencies modernize data centers. MeriTalk said Monday the âHeart of the Network:
MoreMeriTalk has released the findings of a study underwritten by NetApp and Arrow indicating that federal agencies are looking to expand their use of cloud but many remain wary about its potential impact
MoreThirty-six percent of 300 federal data center professionals surveyed by MeriTalk have assigned a C grade to downtime management work at their agencies’ data repository hubs, Federal Times reported Friday. Andy Medici
MoreA new MeriTalk survey commissioned by EMC Corp. has identified federal healthcare as a prime market for big data technologies, prompted by mobile and machine-to-machine tools. Two out of three federal executives
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