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Follow us on: Contact the Editor 12/8/2009 Was 2009 the year of gov 2.0 or ... The foremost story of 2009 has been the transition from the Bush administration to President Barack Obama's administration -- and all the power shifts that trickle down through technology, policy, procurement and management in government. ...Is gov. 2.0 just another passing fad? Federal 100: Call for nominations Get A Life blog   The Lectern blog A silver lining in the federal retirement wave   Nice by ICE on software development Sponsored by IBM Find out how IBM can help federal agencies govern smarter Learn more Highlights from the Dec. 7 print issue ITIL emerges as new sheriff of IT management 5 must-haves for cloud computing contracts Program management meets Web 2.0 Upcoming InSight eSeminars Open government and privacy Technology success through the stimulus More From 1105 Government Information Group On the Road to Convergence Where Transition Stands GSA has been working collaboratively with Agency Transition Working Group and Transition Managers since 2004 to plan and resolve issues toward meeting the contract expiration dates. One proven federal partner for all your IT challenges. At Verizon Business, we offer proven security, IT, communications, and networking solutions to government and business. We're also the only company providing solutions under the Networx, WITS 3, Connections, and Alliant contracts. Allow us to help you to secure your data and infrastructure. Learn more. Download Resources Meeting Government Security and Regulatory Goals through Network Access Control In this paper, Frost & Sullivan forecast government cyber-security spending, the evolution of government networks and their specific challenges, and outlines how NAC addresses agency specific security measures to counter them. The paper also covers areas that impact ROI, and the cost of inadequate security measures. Sponsored By Cisco Feedback | Advertise | Newsletter Preferences | Unsubscribe | Privacy | Contact Staff Federal Computer Week 1105 Government Information Group 3141 Fairview Park Drive, Suite 777 Falls Church, VA 22042 703-876-5100 FCW Daily Editor-in-Chief - David Rapp | Online Editor-in-Chief - Susan Miller | Managing Editor Daily Report - Michael Hardy 1105 Government Information Group President - Anne A. Armstrong | VP Advertising Sales - Jennifer Weiss | VP Content - David Rapp | VP Events - Christina Condos 1105 Media President/CEO - Neal Vitale Copyright 2009 1105 Media Inc. Federal Computer Week newsletters may only be redistributed in their unedited form. Written permission from the editor must be obtained to reprint the information contained within this newsletter. This message was sent to: security-news@awsoda.net