People
Online public notices replace paper in Alaska
A new state law requires agencies to post notices on the state's searchable Web site
Digital Government
WorldCom awards grants for community partnerships
The money will enable colleges and K-12 schools to work together to help kids learn technology skills
Modernization
Colorado awards grants for telecommunication planning
The communities will use the grants to investigate which type of high-speed system would be best for their area
Digital Government
Education companies join to integrate services
Datatel Inc. and Eduprise will jointly develop administrative system interfaces to e-learning platforms for higher education institutions
People
California governor proposes $10 million for e-government
Plan would create an e-Government Business Advisory Council to help the private sector work with government
Digital Government
Web site, intranet smooth service in Allegheny
Thanks to a Web site for commuters and an intranet that connects the department's remote offices, Pittsburgh's Port Authority is more efficient
People
New Yorkers tap online eatery inspections
All of the restaurant inspections done by the city's Department of Health are available for browsing online
Digital Government
Report: High-tech work force growing
California, Texas, Virginia, Colorado and Georgia lead the nation in IT job creation, with California taking first place
People
Texas to launch statewide Internet portal
KPMG wins contract to create a system, which, for starters, will be home to six state agencies
People
Colorado colleges offer new IT training
Officials hope a community college program will help people who want IT careers but can't afford traditional college courses
People
San Jose building permits online
The city is the first in California to use digital signatures since the state approved them earlier this year
People
HR services Web-enabled for government
A leading electronic government company has joined with a human resources service provider to offer Web-enabled government human resources applications
People
Internet kiosks reach rural, urban areas
A new partnership will distribute 3,500 kiosks offering Internet access and government information to areas that typically do not have access to technology
Digital Government
N.C. revamps commerce Web site
The North Carolina Department of Commerce has revamped its World Wide Web site, creating a new Web portal to better organize information
People
Idaho launches new Internet site
Idaho launched a new state World Wide Web site last week, a portal for access to many electronic government services
Digital Government
House extends Internet tax ban
The controversial act would extend the current ban on Internet taxes until 2006
Digital Government
N.C. companies join to bring Internet to all
The plan will bring access to every household and assure that no one will have to pay long-distance charges to connect
People
Mass. health care providers opt for PKI
The pilot program will help medical organizations handle confidential information such as claims, authorizations and contract issues
Modernization
Washington connects all public schools
The $55 million network links schools from kindergarten to graduate school with high speed Internet access
Digital Government
FOIA software aims to ease request burden
The software would allow people to request information online, then receive return e-mails updating the status of their request
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