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Ensuring that government data is accessible for FOIA and litigation remains a thorny challenge and becomes increasingly challenging when data is created and travels across multiple mediums. However, government organizations can implement technology to reduce the risks related to eDiscovery and FOIA compliance. Moreover, once in-house capabilities are adopted, they can be used for both FOIA and litigation.

The components of this i360Gov special program illustrate how public sector organizations are utilizing archiving and eDiscovery technology to lower costs and risks, address legal challenges and make compliance with FOIA productions more efficient.

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Government agencies at all levels are looking for opportunities to carve out costs and improve security, transparency, public participation, and collaboration. The answer lies in Open Source solutions.  Learn more via this line-up of whitepapers and webinars, available for complimentary download.

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Federal, state and local government organizations are in the midst of consolidating data centers, servers and end-user computing to streamline IT infrastructure, while working to identify and secure cloud-based workloads to comply with multiple White House-led efficiency mandates.

Although some agencies have taken the plunge into public cloud services, the vast majority of government organizations at all levels still face challenges sorting through the confusion that surrounds various forms of cloud computing services. Public sector organizations are working to decipher how best to leverage the various types of cloud services, ranging from internal private clouds to government community clouds to public clouds that utilize services from external providers.

i360Gov takes an in-depth look at the various types of cloud services via this special report and accompanying webinar.

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In an effort to track the growing use of mobile devices at all levels of public sector organizations, an online survey was conducted by i360Gov Custom Research in February.  In total, 331 government executives responded, providing invaluable insight on the acceptance and use of mobile technologies throughout all levels of government.

The components of this program present the results of the survey along with anecdotal examples of current intiatives and best-practice advice.  Find out how your agency's mobility strategy compares to that of other agencies.

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As government agencies work to comply with emerging federal and state/local government mobility mandates designed to simplify and centralize the management of mobile devices, they are faced with many questions, challenges and pitfalls to avoid.

This i360Gov program takes an in-depth look at current intiatives and features insider tips and advice on how to provide your organization’s mobile workforce with remote access to government resources, at any time, from any location, using any type of smartphone, tablet or other mobile device.

Included are interviews with William Marion, CTO, Air Combat Command; Richard Garrison, Vice-Chancellor, VA Acquisition Academy Program Management School; Josh Burnett, Systems Administrator, Indiana Office of Technology; and Brad Johnson, Director, EMC Consulting Public Sector.

Our subject matter experts highlight key elements of the Federal Mobility Strategy, discuss key initiatives in state/local government, and provide guidance for selecting the right technology, implementing the right methodology, and applying best practices for empowering your remote workforce.  Crucial technologies that will be covered include: Cloud infrastructure technology and platforms; Virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) software

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Under near-constant pressure to adapt to change and 'innovate' with less, government agencies are seeking new ways to adapt and transform legacy IT operations.

Many are finding they must work hard to mitigate risks associated with change in those user migration efforts, utilizing key best practices tools and procedures that will help ensure more streamlined, efficient implementations. In many cases, agencies are working to accomplish migration from Windows XP to Windows 7, which must be completed soon as support for XP is slated to end in the coming year. To deal with this situation, agencies are working to reduce the cost of managing application compatibility, without compromising on output.

This i360Gov program takes an in-depth look at some current initiatives and provides best-practice advice through a combination of a webinar featuring subject-matter-experts and a special report.  Download these complimentary resources now to learn more.