Given the financial and environmental benefits, now might be the best time to go virtual.

A quick look at some intriguing technology items.

The Library of Congress fine-tunes its C&A work so that it's a security benefit rather than a burden.

Get ready for LANdroids to scurry onto the network terrain.

Framework offers a best-practice approach to managing IT services across an enterprise, but agencies likely will use it in a more-targeted manner.

Users latest Wi-Fi standard, users will be able to bank on Wi-Fi capability.

Although boomers haven't abandoned their jobs in the expected droves, they will eventually retire. And agencies will need to know how to prevent knowledge loss in the IT shop.

Secure your network against remote access by former employees.

Feds offer best practices for getting the most from telework.

Collaboration between onsite and remote meeting participants takes on a new dynamic.

Start small and build on early wins with SOA.

Agencies join forces with local law enforcement to use IT tools, collaboration and information sharing to deter violence.

Agency upgrades handhelds used by track inspectors to keep the nation's train routes safe.

Projects show that breakthroughs don’t always require new technology.

Coast Guard matches digital fingerprints to nab wanted offenders and deter repeat border crossers.

Fingerprint readers can enhance notebook security and convenience, but they have limitations.

Think radical human-computer interfaces are years away from development? Think again.