Unisys Concludes $7.2M Move of the National Archives to Google Apps; PV Puvvada Comments
Unisys Corp. has announced that is has completed the $7.2 million transition project for the National Archives and Records Administration’s 4,500 users to Google Apps for Government. The National Archives employees will use the Google Apps for Government for cloud-based email communications and collaboration, Unisys said Tuesday. “National Archives employees are now poised to take [...]
Several Lockheed Martin cross-domain cybersecurity products and services have been added to a General Services Administration governmentwide contract vehicle. The products support than 150 data types for automatic exchange and the company regularly adds new data types to support interoperability between the Defense Department, intelligence agencies and coalition partners, Lockheed said Tuesday. Jim Quinn, vice [...]
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DLT Adding Amazon Cloud Products To Portfolio; Teresa Carlson, David Blankenhorn Comment
February 6, 2013 No Comment
DLT Solutions now offers Amazon Web Services cloud products on its contract vehicles for federal, state and local government customers. The new offerings include the AWS GovCloud Region, a cloud platform aimed at addressing compliance requirements such as International Traffic in Arms Regulations, DLT Solutions said Tuesday. ITAR mandates that only U.S. citizens can systems [...]
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Autonomic Resources Unveils Federal Cloud Stack Portfolio; John Keese Comments
February 4, 2013 No Comment
Autonomic Resources will offer agencies private cloud stacks as part of the company’s cloud platform offering for U.S. government customers, the company announced Friday. The company’s ARC-P cloud provides U.S. agencies a government community infrastructure-as-a-service cloud offering, designed to provide agencies both managed and unmanaged virtual machines. “The ARC-P platform will continue to deliver options to [...]
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One year since Unisys implemented a Google cloud computing platform for the U.S. General Services Administration, agency employees have created and shared more than 274,000 documents and created 500 internal websites using the platform. The company said GSA selected Unisys to install Google Apps for Government in 2010 and the agency began using Google’s email [...]
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The General Services Administration is seeking industry information on sustainable building technologies and practices for its Green Proving Ground initiative, the agency announced Friday. Under that initiative, the agency aims to use the federal real estate portfolio as a proving ground for building technology and practices. GSA says it owns and leases 9,600 buildings across [...]
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The General Services Administration will host a webinar Tuesday to help agencies prepare for the entire lifecycle of their mobile applications and present three examples from agencies on how to carry this out. In a post on the MobileGovBlog, GSA said the webinar between 11 a.m. and 12 p.m. Eastern time is free and open [...]
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AT&T Receives GSA Approval to Provide Agencies Cloud Storage Services; Thomas Harvey Comments
October 25, 2012 No CommentAT&T‘s government solutions business has received authorization from the General Services Administration to offer cloud computing-based storage services to federal agencies, the company announced Thursday. The company will provide its Synaptic Storage-as-a-Service system through the agency’s Infrastructure-as-a-Service blanket purchase agreement. “With its ‘Cloud First’ policy, the Obama administration signaled its strong support for the cloud [...]
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The General Services Administration will hold a Twitter chat Tuesday to seek feedback on its idea of using brokers to acquire cloud computing services, Federal Computer Week reports. Matthew Hardy reports Kevin Youel Page, GSA’s acting assistant commissioner for integrated technology services, said in a blog post the agency has received numerous responses to a [...]
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The General Services Administration Office of Government-wide Policy has issued a request for information on how to implement a privacy-enhanced, cloud-based, federated credential exchange service. The request for information supports the Federal Cloud Credential Exchange Tiger Team, a program that aims to help agencies move identity management systems on the cloud. GSA’s Deb Gallagher and [...]
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