Modernization
Georgia to build state VPN
The Georgia Technology Authority this week released a request for proposal for a new statewide virtual private network.
People
Minnesota refurbishes its claims system
Business rule software improves performance without altering code
Modernization
NENA: States should take bigger E911 role
According to the National Emergency Number Association, by the end of 2005 only half of 911 call centers will be able to locate wireless callers.
People
NASCIO puts out privacy guide
It's designed to make sure state agencies' privacy policies follow the law.
Digital Government
Kentucky to offer free online filing
A year after the federal Free File Alliance kicked off, Kentucky has partnered with several members.
People
Bahrami to quit Florida CIO job
Kimberly Bahrami has been the state's chief information officer since July 2002.
Digital Government
House committee passes remote sensing bill
The Remote Sensing Applications Act would authorize $75 million for grants to state, local and regional agencies.
People
E-gov slows in Europe
A survey shows 45 percent of government services are online in Western Europe.
People
Toregas to retire from Public Tech
After 32 years of working with local governments, Costis Toregas plans to step down as chairman of Public Technology Inc.
People
Governor info now online
The National Governors Association has a database with information about state governors going back to colonial times.
Digital Government
Granholm calls for resource pooling
The Michigan governor urged local governments to form partnerships and pool resources.
People
Fla. police radio in the home stretch
Florida's Statewide Law Enforcement Radio System is entering its final phase to provide a single communications network for 13 agencies.
People
Ohio creates CIO post
Greg Jackson was named state Chief Information Officer to oversee Ohio's new Office of Information Technology.
People
Arizona to consolidate e-purchasing
The state's fiscal 2005 budget calls for a statewide procurement system.
People
Cities, states spend millions on wireless
Delaware, Detroit are among those planning to upgrade their wireless communications for emergency response and homeland security.
Digital Government
Mayors: Fed funding stream needs fixing
Poor process keeps promised money from reaching local agencies
People
ATF hopes to hit new heights
Early adopting agency moves from managing seats to managed services
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