category >> virtualization
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Virtual Reality Brings a Storied Battleship to Life
March 29th, 2019
Our goal was to collect data that could be used for any number of purposes. We knew it would help improve design, operations and maintenance, training&more.
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3 Predictions for How Virtual Reality Will Revolutionize Geospatial Intelligence
April 13th, 2018
With GEOINT around the corner, there has been a lot of speculation in the geospatial community around the role of VR and 3D modeling in data exploration.
- Tagged 3D Modeling, Geographic Data, GEOINT, Geospatial, Virtual Reality
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Serious Games for the Department of Defense
March 30th, 2017
No longer confined to science fiction or modern video-gaming, virtual reality fills a very “real” need for the Department of Defense.
- Tagged Autodesk, DoD, Government Technology, Virtualization
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Real Infrastructure Demands of the Virtual World
December 29th, 2016
With VM-to-VM interactions expected to grow, we’ve reached a point where legacy network practices must be replaced by modern architectures.
- Tagged Arista, NSX, Software Defined Enterprise, Software Defined Networking, Virtualization, VMware
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Windows 10 in 2017: A New Year’s Resolution Worth Working For
December 22nd, 2016
While a new deadline for remaining Windows 10 migrations in the DoD has not been set, it is clear that the initiative will continue to be a priority.
- Tagged DoD, Liquidware Labs
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Electronic Signatures Enhance Efficiencies
December 8th, 2016
Most documents are digital, but the act of signing them is often paper-driven. Think about the time agencies could save if this were not the case.
- Tagged Cloud, Cybersecurity, Digital Signature, DocuSign
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Virtual SANs – The First Step to the Software-Defined Data Center
November 10th, 2016
Data is growing exponentially; now is the time for agencies to move to a software-defined data center with Virtual Storage Area Networks as the first step.
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The Revolution of Software-Defined Networking
September 14th, 2016
Much like the concept of cloud in the early 2010s, software-defined networking (SDN) is an equally ambiguous term. Many IT leaders and executives hold the common misconception that SDN will replace what we’ve historically done in a physical environment; the reality, though, is that SDN is the decoupling of networking capabilities from physical, often dated, elements and environments of networking.
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Taking Cyber Defense to the Next Level
July 27th, 2016
Malicious hackers can access networks and critical data through stolen credentials and then easily move from workload to workload, taking the data most valuable to them. The time has long passed where firewalls were strong enough; organizations should now be concerning themselves protecting the workloads inside the network perimeter.
- Tagged Air Watch, Cybersecurity, DoD, NSX, VMware
