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States seek blueprint for IT blueprints
Template sought for governments to use when developing information architectures
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Tampa portal pays its own way
TampaGov offers wider access government services and passes the fees along to users
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Bay area tops in New Economy
Study shows cities where they need to adapt to improve conditions to support the New Economy
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DLA selects acting CIO
The program executive officer for business systems modernization is serving as chief information officer
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Law smoothing way for e-gov
Montana is the latest state to adopt a law that gives legal weight to electronic documents
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Iowa CIO sweating confirmation
A lobbying group may spoil Richard Varn's chances of being confirmed as director of IT
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Schools slowly turning to e-books
Schools in New Jersey, Florida and New Mexico are trying electronic textbooks
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States proceeding with portals
Massachusetts, Tennessee, Ohio and Michigan are the latest states revamping their sites
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Texas city keeps e-work in-house
Frustrated with vendors, Richardson does its own Web plan, complete with eservices
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@Court toolkit promotes e-filing
Start-up company uses Legal XML to help federal and county courts move to e-filing
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E-mail service gets healthy use
Tricare Help E-Mail Service is becoming one of the most popular ways for beneficiaries to get answers
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SAIC celebrates National Guard IT
Company deploying worldwide IT architecture for Army National Guard and Reserve units
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Information posted for parents
The Kentucky Department of Education launches a Web site to educate parents about state schools
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IRS.gov a hit with tax filers
Visitors have flocked to the Internal Revenue Service's Web site this tax season
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Roster change
Roger Baker, chief information officer at the Commerce Department, resigned last week.
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Oregon takes testing online
State hopes to save money and extract more timely data by giving students achievement tests online
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