Apparently, networking equipment failure disrupted communication between 50 nuclear missiles and the launch control center in Wyoming over the weekend, according to the Huffington Post. Here’s the whole article.
Takai faces first DOD Networking Problem: ICBMs Encounter Communication Failure
Takai faces first DOD Networking Problem: ICBMs Encounter Communication Failure
It’s Official: CIO Takai Heading to DOD
October 25th, 2010 by admin
Categories: Blogs
Tags: DOD CIO, John Thomas Flynn, Takai, california IT, government computer systems, state computer systems, state government computers
It’s Official: CIO Takai Heading to DOD
As was previously speculated on TechLeader.TV just two weeks ago, California State CIO Teri Takai has officially announced her resignation today, effective November 5, 2010, amid reports that the Obama Administration will officially announce her appointment as U.S. Department of Defense CIO, also expected today. […]
California Enterprise eMail Awarded to CSC-Microsoft, Setting up War of the CSC hosted Cloud vs State Data Center hosted eMail
October 18th, 2010 by admin
Categories: Blogs
Tags: Adrian Farley, California eMail, John Thomas Flynn, Sam Diaz, Takai, competitive government, google, microsoft, microsoft Google email war, state computer systems, state email
California Enterprise eMail Awarded to CSC-Microsoft, Setting up War of the CSC hosted Cloud vs State Data Center hosted eMail
The long awaited State of California enterprise email contract was officially signed last week ending more than a year of state planning and procurement activity to consolidate over 100 email systems for its over 200,000 state users. The somewhat tortuous path finally led to a […]
Now Two California IT officials heading to Obama Administration?
October 15th, 2010 by admin
Categories: Blogs
Tags: Colorado CIO, DOD CIO, Denver CIO, Energy CIO, Locatis, Takai, state cio, state computer systems
Now Two California IT officials heading to Obama Administration?
Two (CIO’s) for the Show? Interesting news out of Washington DC as perhaps not one, but two California state IT officials are poised to join the Obama Administration. We have all been following the on-again, off again mating ritual between the Obama administration and CIO […]