Government Technology

Matt Williams

Associate Editor

Twitter: @govtechnews

Recent Articles

States Receiving Long-Awaited Funds for Enhanced 911
October 12, 2009 - A $40 million federal grant will address switching to an IP-based network and quicker service for wireless calls.

Study: IT Improving Citizen Engagement and Accountability, but Analysis Lacking
October 06, 2009 - New Accenture report sees progress in how government uses technology to improve service, but there's much room to improve alternative delivery methods.

IBM Announces Cloud-Based E-Mail Service
October 05, 2009 - LotusLive iNotes -- a Web version of IBM's Lotus Notes -- joins growing list of hosted e-mail apps.

Stimulus Recipients Begin Sending Spending Data to OMB
October 01, 2009 - Uploading data to FederalReporting.gov continues through Oct. 10.

Brian Rawson Steps Down as Texas CTO
October 01, 2009 - Karen Robinson, director of administration and technology for the Office of the Governor, will serve as interim director.

Arizona's Refreshed Web Portal the Start of Innovation Push
September 30, 2009 - Arizona CIO Chad Kirkpatrick says state's Web 2.0 initiatives are evolving.

GovDelivery Acquires Social Network GovLoop
September 28, 2009 - Partnership reasserts importance of state and local market.

Department of Labor Boosts Funding for Unemployment Insurance Technology
September 28, 2009 - More than $164 million will be distributed to state unemployment insurance departments for improvements to IT, cyber-security and system modernization.

Feds Unveil Draft of Smart Grid Interoperability Standards
September 24, 2009 - The National Institute of Standards and Technology will form panel to oversee smart grid standards.

Transportation Departments Burn Rubber on Twitter
September 23, 2009 - But is it a contradictory message about the danger of distracted driving?

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