Digital Government
IT firms form virtual corporation
Initiative showcases the collective expertise of small to midsize companies in the New York City area
Digital Government
Training becomes more animated
Public-sector agencies try holding attention with a program that adds a little character to presentations
Digital Government
Systems change meets welfare reform
Hennepin County, Minn., employs software for caseworkers to team up to help clients
Digital Government
GIS: An inevitable evolution
Experts believe that geographic information systems will lead future IT investments
Digital Government
GIS vision fades at local level
Hopes for a national electronic mapping strategy could falter among cities and counties
Digital Government
Surviving the dot-com bust
EzGov, NIC report improved financial situations and opportunities for growth
Digital Government
Payback time for tax collectors
AMS helps four states reengineer their systems so they can catch up with tardy taxpayers
Digital Government
GIS: An invisible evolution
Geographic information systems eventually will be just another part of the overall IT infrastructure
Digital Government
Cable modem ruling elicits protest
Local organizations say FCC decision to exempt service from fees could cost cities and counties up to $300 million a year
Digital Government
Virginia takes benefits info online
Web application expected to reduce time employees need to fill out HR forms
Digital Government
New HP familiar yet bigger
Hewlett-Packard Co. emerges from Compaq merger with focus on services, partnerships
Digital Government
PeopleSoft aims at public service
PeopleSoft CRM for Government is designed to match government's push to be more accessible to the public
Digital Government
Students put portal to the test
Massachusetts' Virtual Education Space helps schools enhance learning through a central but customizable portal
Digital Government
Disney exec to be Washington CIO
Former vice president of Disney's Internet operations will head the state's Department of Information Services
Digital Government
Emergency program moving along
The Domestic Emergency Response Information Services program will be tested by rural governments, shifted to FEMA
Digital Government
Community groups short on tech
Study finds that few community development organizations have gone beyond the basic use of IT
People
Legislation to create 'smart' licenses
Two Northern Virginia congressmen introduced legislation that would require all states to issue driver's licenses that contain a computer chip with identity information
People
Study: E-gov prone to falter
More than 60 percent of e-government initiatives fail or fall short of their objectives, according Gartner study
Digital Government