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On MedTechIQ: Collaboration, Security top list of Federal CIO 2008 Concerns
Colleagues,
A previously transmitted to the MedTechIQ "Bio-Medical Informatics" Group...
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Colleagues,
As reported in Government Computer News...Cross-agency information sharing and collaboration ranked as the leading areas where investments in federal information technology would make the greatest impact on government performance, according to a new survey of federal information technology officials.
At the same time, hiring and retaining skilled professionals remains the most pressing challenge for federal chief information officers for the second year in a row, the study also found.
Web 2.0 and collaboration tools also emerged as among the most critical technologies and solutions federal IT officials are now dealing with, the study found.
The overall top 10 list of critical technologies and solutions for 2008 (and their prior year rank) include:
1. Web 2.0/Collaborative technologies (not ranked in 2007 list).
2. Information sharing (not ranked in 2007).
3. Knowledge management (ranked eighth in 2007)
4. Service-oriented architecture (same rank in 2007)
5. Wireless technology (ranked second in 2007).
5. Identity management/HSPD12: smart cards, biometrics, etc. (ranked third in 2007)
7. Security applications (ranked 18th in 2007)
7. Workflow (ranked 18th in 2007)
9. Security infrastructure (ranked first in 2007)
9. Executive information and decision support systems (ranked 11th in 2007)
Read on at: http://www.gcn.com/online/vol1_no1/47755-1.html
ENJOY!
CC
Visit Bio-Medical Informatics at:
http://medtechiq.ning.com/groups/group/show?id=2140535%3AGroup%3A78
A previously transmitted to the MedTechIQ "Bio-Medical Informatics" Group...
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Colleagues,
As reported in Government Computer News...Cross-agency information sharing and collaboration ranked as the leading areas where investments in federal information technology would make the greatest impact on government performance, according to a new survey of federal information technology officials.
At the same time, hiring and retaining skilled professionals remains the most pressing challenge for federal chief information officers for the second year in a row, the study also found.
Web 2.0 and collaboration tools also emerged as among the most critical technologies and solutions federal IT officials are now dealing with, the study found.
The overall top 10 list of critical technologies and solutions for 2008 (and their prior year rank) include:
1. Web 2.0/Collaborative technologies (not ranked in 2007 list).
2. Information sharing (not ranked in 2007).
3. Knowledge management (ranked eighth in 2007)
4. Service-oriented architecture (same rank in 2007)
5. Wireless technology (ranked second in 2007).
5. Identity management/HSPD12: smart cards, biometrics, etc. (ranked third in 2007)
7. Security applications (ranked 18th in 2007)
7. Workflow (ranked 18th in 2007)
9. Security infrastructure (ranked first in 2007)
9. Executive information and decision support systems (ranked 11th in 2007)
Read on at: http://www.gcn.com/online/vol1_no1/47755-1.html
ENJOY!
CC
Visit Bio-Medical Informatics at:
http://medtechiq.ning.com/groups/group/show?id=2140535%3AGroup%3A78
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