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State CIOs evolving
State CIOs are finding that 'technologist' is only part of their job description
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System taps data for bioterror clues
Syndromic surveillance system provides real-time monitoring of potential health threats
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Texas tests online court filing system
Two Texas counties are testing a Web-based filing system for state and local courts jointly developed by BearingPoint Inc. and Microsoft Corp.
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Safety workers test wearable computers
Justice program will equip Charleston, S.C., police, firefighters to access data in the field
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Outsourcing's savings debated
Local officials say that the outsourcing of services doesn't help government rein in technology costs
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Florida taps Symantec for security tools
State relies on products to help assess network vulnerabilities and network performance
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CIOs find job is multifaceted
State government CIOs say their responsibilities are becoming more diverse
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State IT budgets get crunched
State government IT managers are finding it difficult to get funding for new information technology projects
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Seamless government takes work
Technology helps create a 'seamless government,' but it still takes hard work, experts say
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NASCIO awards Davis
Rep. Tom Davis is awarded NASCIO's inaugural National Technology Champion award
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Texas counties pilot online court filing system
Two Texas counties are piloting a Web-based court filing system
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High alert status costs cities
With the terror alert high and war raging in Iraq, U.S. cities are spending about $70 million weekly on additional homeland security measures
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Driving home the message
Profile: Costis Toregas, president of PTI, is on a mission to bring technology to citizens
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Bio system on the watch for SARS
Missouri recently announced the creation of a statewide electronic disease detection system
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Bill aims at information privacy
Feinstein bill would establish a national system for protecting personal information
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Ky. portal will pay for itself
Kentucky is using a self-funded model for the portal, which will be developed by an NIC subsidiary
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State makes payroll info self-serve
Mississippi's secure Web-based, self-service application has reached a 17 percent adoption rate
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Vendors offer interoperable answers
One device can link mobile radios; another takes advantage of IP and existing systems
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Mayors call for direct funding
American cities are spending about $70 million weekly on additional homeland security measures
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Bill would close spectrum loophole
Legislation would ensure that TV broadcasters transfer a piece of spectrum for public safety
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