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Link to people could be online
Virginia Beach finds its e-government offerings could strengthen community ties
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Adding intelligence to knowledge
Business intelligence can help measure knowledge management's success, company says
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County readies records for Web
Microfiche searches to find birth, death and marriage information may be over in Genesee County
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NRC doing business digitally
NRC is accepting digitally signed regulatory documents with a VeriSign electronic filing system
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Florida wants privacy czar
State officials would like to have one person in charge of keeping the personal information of Web users private
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Delaware portal revamped
The state is the latest to make its Web site easier to navigate for citizens
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FAA finds infosec director
Michael Brown replaces Raymond Long as FAA's director of the Office of Information Security
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Crime stats at Pennsylvania's fingertips
The State Police Web site provides police and citizens with the latest crime figures
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DOD cleared for Windows 2000
On his last day as CIO, Art Money gave the green light for military implementation of Windows 2000
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San Francisco channels crisis data
The city and county have a wireless system for the exclusive interaction of emergency personnel
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Maryland CIO opts for county role
Alisoun Moore is trading her state job for the top technology position in Montgomery County, Md.
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Navy exchange attracts 21 bidders
Firms will compete for delivery orders through the Navy's SeaPort buying exchange.
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Which jobs are hot?
Demand for information technology professionals is spread more evenly across disciplines in 2001 and down overall from last year
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What experts say about compliance
Federal employees and vendors are asking how Section 508 rules should be implemented. Here is what experts say about potential problems
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Military getting massive imagery library
NIMA will provide one of the largest archives of digital imagery in the world
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IT job front remains critical
It won't be much easier for agencies to find skilled information technology workers this year, despite the slower economy and the recent string of dotcom layoffs
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