Cloud and infrastructure

Digital infrastructure means hardware and software. It Includes physical and virtual “cloud” storage spaces.

Digital infrastructure includes hardware and software components that build the foundation of information technology systems. When you save a file online instead of on your own computer, you’re saving it virtually in “the cloud.” The cloud is a network of remote servers, storage, databases, and other resources accessed over the internet, rather than being maintained onsite in a physical data center.

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Circular No. A-130 - Managing Information as a Strategic Resource

Circular No. A-130 - Managing Information as a Strategic Resource
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Cloud Smart: Federal Cloud Computing Strategy

A long-term, high-level strategy to drive cloud adoption in federal agencies. It offers a path forward for agencies to migrate to a safe and secure cloud infrastructure — supporting agencies to achieve additional savings, better security, and faster delivery of services.

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