Matt Williams

Contributing Writer

Matt Williams was previously the news editor of Govtech.com, and is now a contributor to Government Technology and Public CIO magazines.

Twitter: @govtechnews

Recent Articles

Microsoft and Google Cloud Services Weighed by Government Customers

November 29, 2010 - Government customers of Microsoft and Google cloud computing services explain their preferences.

2010 Digital Cities Survey Winners Announced

November 18, 2010 - Colorado municipalities sit atop the Digital Cities survey as rankings put emphasis on quantifiable results.

Wyoming to Move State Employees to Google Apps

October 27, 2010 - Within a year, 10,000 Wyoming state government employees will be moved onto Google Apps for e-mail and productivity tools.

California’s Teri Takai to Become Defense CIO

October 25, 2010 - By accepting position with the Defense Department, California CIO Teri Takai to end drawn-out wait.

California Agencies Given Option of Cloud E-Mail

October 21, 2010 - The consolidation of California's e-mail systems lets agencies choose Microsoft's cloud-based e-mail or keep their e-mail in the Office of Technology Services' data center.

Iowa to Create CIO Office and Expand IT Consolidation

October 15, 2010 - Iowa Gov. Chet Culver signs proclamation that will widen state's IT consolidation to include technology infrastructure, data security and enterprise applications.

Is Secure Web-Based Voting a Decade Away?

October 11, 2010 - Despite security flaws in experimental Web-based voting system, Washington, D.C., elections director says research on a digital-only voting system should continue.

Half of the Public Sector Embracing Gov 2.0, Survey Finds

October 06, 2010 - But nearly one-quarter of government IT professionals still don't know what Gov. 2.0 involves, Hewlett-Packard survey finds.

Cities Let Citizens Pay Bills With ‘Bling’

September 17, 2010 - Palo Alto, Calif., and Lamar, Colo., now accept bill paying of city services and fines through smartphones on a platform called Bling Nation.

Washington State CIO Tony Tortorice to Resign Post

September 14, 2010 - Washington State CIO Tony Tortorice cites family as reason he's resigning effective mid-October after 16 months at the helm of the Department of Information Services.

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