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FedRAMP Must Scale to Keep Pace with Federal SaaS Adoption

FedTech Magazine

FedRAMP’s creation in 2011 saw government begin to reduce its data center footprint by vetting the security of cloud services once and enabling agencies to reuse the authorized technology — starting with solutions from major cloud service…

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From Moving Cars to Moving People: Scaling Up Safer Streets in Indian Cities

The City Fix

According to the 2011 Indian census, 48% of people walk or cycle to work every day compared to the less than 3% of people. Most people in India walk – to work, to the market or to the railway station.

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How State and Local IT Agencies Can Best Prepare for Natural Disasters

State Tech Magazine

Last year tied 2017 and 2011 for the third-highest number of billion-dollar disasters in the U.S., The National Centers for Environmental Information recently released the final update to its 2022 Billion-Dollar Weather and Climate Disasters report. with the cost of 18 weather events totaling more than $175 billion.

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Milwaukee’s Fabric-Based Path to Network Modernization

State Tech Magazine

Since 2011, Milwaukee has used Extreme Networks’ Fabric Connect solution to extend the reach of its fiber backbone, which has positioned the southeastern Wisconsin city to make tech updates when needed, says CIO David Henke.

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Resiliency imperatives for CIOs with sensitive and highly-available cloud environments in AWS GovCloud (US)

AWS Public Sector Blog

This is why in 2011 AWS launched AWS GovCloud (US), a secure, isolated, sovereign, elastic, scalable, compliant, and resilient isolated hyper-scale cloud. Since 2011, AWS GovCloud (US) has earned CIO trust to become the low-risk cloud of choice to host sensitive and highly-regulated workloads.

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FedRAMP Evolves to Meet Government Cloud Technology Needs

FedTech Magazine

OMB established FedRAMP in 2011 to streamline the adoption of cloud products and services by vetting their security once and allowing agencies to reuse the resulting authorities to…

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Welcome Your Advice on the Second Edition!

Human Transit

A lot has obviously happened in the history of public transit since book came out in 2011, including real things like the pandemic, unreal things like the hyperloop , and some things that are real but overhyped, like microtransit.