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Tackling the e-mail tsunami
Putting together an effective e-mail management program in any organization means first overcoming some inherent resistance
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Help is on the way
In the best-case scenario, technology will provide relief from e-mail overload before it becomes a real danger
Acquisition
ICMA taps buying partner
The International City/County Management Association has teamed upwith Way2Bid Inc. to design better channels for local and state governments to conduct online procurement
Digital Government
Portland promotes ridesharing
The city is working on a Web site that will help drivers organize carpools to cut carbon dioxide emissions
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Rhode Island puts water data online
Health Department makes it easy for beach visitors to learn about potential health risks
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South Carolina takes message to teens
Web site serves as first stop for information on suicide, drugs and alcohol and other mental health issues
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Florida putting records online
State signs five-year development deal with NIC to develop online access to official records
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Site unites search for benefits
Older Americans can use BenefitsCheckUp to find federal and state assistance programs
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Washington workers get e-books
The state netLibrary lets government workers check out online versions of technical books
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Fla. preps massive 'one-stop shop'
The state plans to open an online licensing site that it expects will serve more than 900,000 applicants
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Indiana rolling out e-benefits
The state is the latest to make the move to electronic benefits transfer, converting its food stamp program
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Montana keeps fires on site
State agencies are working together to lasso firerelated information onto one Web site
Digital Government
Have IT your way
Outsourcing helps agencies run like businesses. But is it working?
Acquisition
Staffing woes spur Peace Corps move
The Peace Corps' decision to go to seat management was the result of several obstacles it knew it would be facing.
Acquisition
Report from the field: Peace Corps leads the way
It has become commonplace to talk of paradigm shifts in information technology, but for the Peace Corps, the phrase really does apply.
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Navy's huge outsourcing project sets sail
The $6.9 billion Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI) contract is by far the largest government seat management contract so far, with a total target population worldwide of some 360,000 users.
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