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Council's blueprint upgrades e-gov
The private sector has automated teller machines and gasoline pumps activated by electronic wands. Government has slowmoving lines and ponderous paperwork.
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Finalists getting look for OMB post
The Bush administration is within weeks of naming a deputy director of management at OMB
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Washington asks George for state information
Want to know how to renew your driver's license in Washington state? Ask George.
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Drive-by meter readings on tap
In Plano, Texas, technology is changing the tedious and time-consuming ritual of walking from house to house to read water meters.
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Company hopes to capitalize on e-filing
Traipsing to the courthouse to pick up legal forms or using illegible photocopies may soon be passe
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States buy into e-buying
Virginia and North Carolina are building electronic buying systems to make work faster, easier and cheaper for agencies statewide.
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Village launches savvy business directory
An Illinois village has found a way to make money and jump-start its business community at the same time.
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Presto, chango -- it's transformation time
Thousands of jurisdictions now have a Web presence, but how many have taken advantage of the opportunity to transform the way citizens interact with government?
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EDS Federal picks new president
Albert Edmonds will replace William Dvoranchik, who is retiring after 30 years with the company
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Reports reveal e-gov lessons
Case studies from all levels of government provide lessons for integrating e-commerce into e-gov
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Justice CIO departing for law firm
Stephen Colgate is leaving the post; Janis Sposato will be the acting Justice CIO
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Lee to review procurement system
DOD will assess whether the Standard Procurement System strategy makes sense
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ITC travel outsourcing takes flight
International Trade Commission chooses a Webbased service to simplify travel management
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