Digital Government
State site helps in hunt for funds
Louisiana e-gov application helps people find, trace and recover unclaimed property funds
Digital Government
U.S. e-gov projects go global
Six e-government initiatives from the United States are among the 101 finalists in an international competition
Digital Government
USDA automating schools' orders
The Agriculture Department plans to implement an online ordering system for public school systems
Digital Government
Smart growth project extended
The EPA is extending a pilot program to expand communities' use of its GIS-based Smart Growth Index
Digital Government
Company customizing local sites
CivicPlus offers Web sites and e-government services to small cities and counties on a monthly subscription
Digital Government
D.C. site gears up for questions
Jeeves Solutions soon will launch a question-based search engine on the Washington, D.C., Web site
Digital Government
Giuliani supports national ID
Former New York City mayor supports some form of national ID card and says that people will have to compromise on it
Digital Government
Libraries, museums hold basic tech
Survey indicates that basic IT has made its way into most American museums and libraries
Digital Government
Awards honor model e-gov efforts
The third annual Digital Government Awards recognized programs that use the Internet and technology
Digital Government
V-Government takes voice to Web
NetByTel initiative is aimed at enabling telephone users to access Web-based government services
Digital Government
County recorders getting new tool
Hart InterCivic plans a Web-based system for filing, recording, managing and accessing official public records
People
State's new knowledge management system
A suite of commercial off-the-shelf applications facilitates information sharing and collaboration among 40 agencies
People
Panel tackles airport security
San Jose report identifies technologies that could be applied nationwide
People
State negotiates knowledge
New system aims to improve collaboration, information flow between agencies
People
Feds to share emergency response system
Seattle first to link to federal response center for biological, chemical and nuclear threats
People
Not sitting still
Many states are pushing ahead with IT projects that cover a range of business concerns while also trying to accommodate homeland security needs
People
Wanted: Federal cash and direction
States eagerly anticipate technology and funding details in forthcoming federal homeland security strategy
People
FCC clears the air for safety
The FCC is freeing space in the 700 MHz band so public safety agencies will not have to face interference from other bandwidth users
Acquisition