Government Technology

Sarah Rich

Staff Writer

In 2008, Sarah Rich graduated from California State University, Chico, where she majored in news-editorial journalism and minored in sociology. Since 2010, Sarah has written for Government Technology magazine and covers a spectrum of public-sector IT topics, including cloud computing, transparency, broadband, and other innovative projects and trends. She currently lives in Sacramento, Calif.

Twitter: @SarahRichforGT

Recent Articles

Water District Takes Plunge into Pressure Analytics
March 07, 2012 - The Sonoma County Water Agency in California and IBM work together to analyze water pressure data.

Palm Beach County, Fla., Temporarily Bans Casino-Like Internet Cafes
March 05, 2012 - The county passes a temporary ban on Internet cafes hosting casino-like games, a practice which may or may not be circumventing Florida gaming laws.

Driverless Cars on California Roads Could be Regulated
March 01, 2012 - State Sen. Alex Padilla introduces legislation that would regulate testing of autonomous vehicles on California's roadways.

Dick Clark
February 29, 2012 - CIO, Montana

Dick Clark
February 29, 2012 - CIO, Montana

5 Do’s and Don’ts for the New CIO
February 28, 2012 - CIO Academy panelists share tips for the new chief information officer.

Nevada DMV Approves Regulations for Testing Driverless Vehicles
February 27, 2012 - Companies will be able to apply to test autonomous vehicles starting March 1.

White House Releases ‘Privacy Bill of Rights’ for Consumers
February 23, 2012 - The Obama administration wants to work with Congress to pass new privacy legislation.

Federal Data Integrated into Oregon’s Website
February 22, 2012 - Oregon's government data website is the first of its kind, state officials say.

Western States to Modernize Shared Fingerprinting System
February 21, 2012 - Multistate ID network will get advanced capabilities in upgraded system.

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