Digital Government
Rural states thriving on technology
North Dakota, Arkansas governors say high-speed networks boost state government
Digital Government
NOAA widens info pipeline
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is upgrading its Internet connection
People
A new shape for government
'Information sharing' is the mantra in homeland security initiatives
People
Mainstreaming GIS crucial to more sharing
More organizations ar emaking geographic data just another member of the information systems universe
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FEMA seeks wireless fix
FEMA will organize the government's communications capabilities under Project SafeCom
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IRS makes tax forms accessible
The Alternative Media Center and Adobe Systems Inc. have created tax forms that can be read by screen readers
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Utah's gold medal effort
During the Winter Olympics, 8.5 million minutes of traffic passed through Utah's communications system for the event
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DOD works to close generation gap
DOD tries to bridge the generation gap between Cold War-era personnel and the more technology-savvy generation
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Wireless users need more cross talk
National efforts to link public safety radio networks meet with mixed results
Digital Government
Crime mapping goes to college
George Mason University is one of the few places to offer certification in crime mapping and analysis
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Agencies think big picture
Sharing cross-agency geographic data promises big benefits -- and challenges
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Bush's air traffic move draws flak
President Bush amended a Clinton administration executive order to ensure that the government can continue contracting for air traffic control
Acquisition
Giving states access
A Legal View: It's clearly time for Congress to revisit the cooperative purchasing issue.
People
One year and counting: Section 508
Feds tout progress, but need more time on accessibility law
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