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WebMethods to expand EMall
DOD picks integration platform to connect with other applications for a more complete e-procurement system
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State compacts pollution data online
Wisconsin combines information on pollution prevention and environmental compliance on one site
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Skills-tracking system awarded
Marasco Newton Group will develop Acquisition Career Management Information System
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Illinois, Kansas lead states in e-gov
The fourth annual study of states’ progress in electronic government, conducted by the Center for Digital Government and the Progress and Freedom Foundation, found Illinois and Kansas both tops. Last year they ranked fourth and second, respectively. The previous three-time winner, Washington State, dropped to third place.
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North Carolina secures online payments
North Carolina is using online payment software from CyberSource Corp. as part of its electronic payment services, said Mike Fenton, the state’s chief technology officer. The Mountain View, Calif., company’s software verifies credit card payments and looks for possible fraud.
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Wisconsin takes unemployment filing to the Web
Wisconsin’s Workforce Development Department has begun accepting initial unemployment claim applications on a Web site, <a href="http://www.ucclaim-wi.org">ucclaim-wi.org</a>, which links to the state portal at <a href="http://www.wisconsin.gov">wisconsin.gov</a>.
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E-gov environment shifting
The IT policy landscape underwent many changes throughout 2001, as shown by several NASCIO white papers
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Section 508 eased for charge cards
Interim rule exempts small purchases from accessibility enforcement until October 2004
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West lays out FGIPC agenda
Acting president says training, close ties to councils important to future
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NC counties build services portal
Web site provides quick access to information on social services in six counties
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E-gov to top $5B by 2007
Market research firm predicts a 76 percent increase in federal spending in five years
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Traffic tech gets caution signal
Denver judge rules that the city cannot delegate police powers or pay a company to issue traffic tickets
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Michigan launches new online services
Michigan will begin online license renewal for podiatrists, emergency medical services workers, and family therapists starting next month as part of a continuing campaign to expand its e-government activities.
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Damaged documents revived online
Grand Forks County, N.D., turns flood-damaged property documents into electronic files
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Fitting IT into homeland security
Gilmore Commission's final report details cybersecurity, IT recommendations for protecting the nation
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Electronic records baffle agencies
Most federal agencies create documents in electronic formats but print them to preserve them
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Is your college student covered?
FCW.com's Friday Financials column offers points to consider for making sure your college student is properly insured
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