Digital Government
Fairfax tax cheat reports go online
Virginia's Fairfax County now has a site for people to report cars suspected of evading the vehicle tax.
Digital Government
Feds give $44 million for rural broadband
The Agriculture Department announced grants for 118 projects.
Digital Government
Arkansas launches insurance portal
The state is building a system to let state and public school employees go online to manage their health care and life insurance plans
People
eGov positives not sold well, Deloitte says
Governments measure internal cost savings from IT, but a poor job in conveying e-gov's benefits to businesses and citizens, declares Deloitte Research.
Digital Government
Permit site tops usage goal
In the year since a regional e-government alliance in Washington's King County launched a permit portal, online usage has exceeded the group's expectations.
Digital Government
Feds award $150M for responder systems
Homeland Security and Justice department agencies administer Interoperable Communications Technology Grant program.
People
Training technology evolving
Training-based technology could evolve into something you might see now on a futuristic TV show, according to Greg Otte, president of IES Interactive Training.
Digital Government
Miami upgrades Web portal
Miami-Dade County's new site incorporates a new content management tool, allows for better personalization, and offers users e-mail subscriptions on 30 topics.
People
Putting a little SWAT in every cop
Center uses simulation technology for realistic tactical training
Digital Government
TimeVision ties HR to organization charts
The company's software creates charts that depict a company's structure, chain of command and other details.
Digital Government
Minnesota XMLs statutes
The state's legislative office needed software to prepare and amend bills, show each chamber's changes side by side, and edit in print and electronic forms.
Digital Government
NASCIO honors eight states
The National Association of State Chief Information Officers honored eight states for outstanding technology projects that improve government
Digital Government
Texas sets up IT purchasing
Texas state agencies and local governments can now purchase cybersecurity services from various vendors under several new contracts negotiated by the state's Department of Information Resources
Digital Government
More than $4B in Fed grants available
More than $4.6 billion in technology-oriented federal grants could be available to higher education.
People
CIO role has PR spin, panelists say
CIOs must be become effective advocates for programs they propose, panelists say
People
Japan seeks IT ideas from United States
Japanese government officials meet with state CIOs to discuss technology ideas
People
New England police test name software
State and local law enforcement agencies are turning to software predominantly used by intelligence agencies to help them recognize the structure and cultural history of personal names as another tool in battling street crime and terrorism
Digital Government
License flaws run deep, officials say
The American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators says a GAO report on driver license fraud uncovered just a few of the system's many problems.
Digital Government
Virginia leads in online state buying
The statewide e-procurement system for Virginia government has now surpassed the $1 billion milestone in sales since inception.
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