David Aden

David Aden DAden@webworldtech.com is a writer from Washington, D.C.

Recent Articles

April 23, 2009 - If you have a one-time only task that entails some kind of repetitive work, don't give it to a developer.

Open Source -- Is it Free?

March 05, 2009 - "'Open source' and 'free' are not synonymous -- though there is a relationship between the two terms."

Transparency vs. Privacy and Security: What's an Agency to Do?

December 29, 2008 - Means opening up the records, information and processes of the agency to timely public inspection and, further, opening up communication lines for the public to talk back.

47 Applications in 30 Days for $50K

November 13, 2008 - How city governments can leverage and involve citizens to sometimes accomplish the impossible.

Enterprise Architecture Demystified

September 24, 2008 - "That EA is not understood is the biggest barrier to its adoption. There is a lack of clarity of what EA brings to the business management and IT management." -- Bill Roth, chief information technology architect for the state of Kansas

Seats at the Table

August 01, 2003 - The federal CIO Council, once almost an afterthought, has matured into an important voice for public-sector technology policies.

Local jurisdictions have been dealing with increased demands and shrinking budgets for years. Providing just essential services

May 31, 1999 - Once computers are networked, the number of possible problems proliferates.

Breaking the Network Bronco

April 30, 1999 - As the systems become more complex, managing them becomes a wilder ride.

The Five-minute Commute and Beyond

March 31, 1999 - Born in an L.A. traffic jam, bringing the office

Legacy-data Strategies

February 28, 1999 - "In with the new" doesn't have to mean "out with the old."

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