Government News in IT

Colorado Launches New Public Benefits Web Site - 12:18AM

"Allowing our clients the ability to check their benefits at anytime without delay is a key goal for the program."

• Microsoft and North Carolina Launch Free Tech-Training Initiative - Nov 19
• How to Procure a Portal, Texas Style (Opinion) - Nov 19
• Personal Computing: Laptop as Desktop PC Replacement? - Nov 19
• Regional Permit Management System for Connecticut Cities and Towns - Nov 19
• My President is Better Than Your President - Nov 19
• 2009 European eGovernment Awards Presented - Nov 19
• California Mandates TV Energy Use Standards - Nov 19
• 2010: NASCIO's Top 10 Priorities for State CIOs - Nov 18
• NGA Urges Passage of PASS ID, 36 States Unable to Meet REAL ID Deadlines - Nov 18
• New York City to Install Radar for Coordinated Traffic Control - Nov 18
• Seattle Releases Report on Residents' Technology Use - Nov 18
• Dozens of Governments Interested in Google Apps, Los Angeles Official Says - Nov 17
• Hackers Unite in the Name of Disaster Preparedness - Nov 17
• IT Trends: Weatherproofing Electronic Devices, 3-D Rome - Nov 17
• Minnesota Launches On-Demand Technical Support Program - Nov 17
• Dallas Cowboys Stadium Avoids Traffic Snarls With Camera System - Nov 16
• South Africa's Infrastructure Lesson (Opinion) - Nov 16
• Obama Administration to Propose Federal Takeover of Light-Rail, Subway Safety - Nov 16
• California Plans to Launch Information Security Operations Center - Nov 13

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