InformationWeek: The Business Value of Technology

Pressures on federal IT salaries keep building: 42% of IT managers and 35% of staff say their pay has been frozen because of the economy, our ­survey finds. Despite those findings, government IT workers are generally satisfied with their compensation, and 45% of federal IT staffers and 47% of managers say they’re very secure in their jobs. But uncertainty lies ahead.

Terabytes are growing into petabytes. Your action plan must include new skills, tools and cross-agency collaboration.

Government agencies must raise server utilization and efficiency as they squeeze more computer processing into less physical space.

The Office of Management and Budget is requiring federal agencies to tap into a more efficient IT delivery model.

2012 Federal IT Workers Salary Survey: results based on responses from 733 Government IT professionals. See how you stack up!

Can off-the-shelf smartphones be trusted in the highly confdential environment of the National Security Agency? Not yet, but agency researchers are working on the necessary technologies.

A national mobility strategy will attempt to replace ad hoc policies with a coordinated, cost-saving plan.

Government agencies are working to replace ad hoc mobility policies with a coordinated plan ­designed to improve delivery of services, increase ­productivity and reduce costs.

Uncle Sam wants to tap into the benefits of cloud computing. Here’s how 10 agencies are moving from planning to implementation.

To make IT a revenue driver, pharmaceuticals services provider Quintiles turns to the cloud.