Government Technology

Government Technology April 2004

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Feature

In Search of the Big Idea
By Blake Harris, Contributing Editor

After almost 20 years as president of Public Technology Inc., Costis Toregas is stepping down -- but he's hardly retiring.

The Price of Democracy
By Emily Montandon, Staff Writer/Copy Editor

New voting mandate could prove an unwanted financial burden for states and counties.

Digital Cities 2003
By Kris Middaugh, Staff Writer

The Center for Digital Government announces top finishers in its 2003 Digital Cities Survey.

Justice

A Pass on Privacy?
By Jim McKay, Justice and Public Safety Editor, Justice and Public Safety Editor

Access to electronic toll information has privacy advocates concerned.

Electronic Government

Pulling It All Together
By Glenn Palmiere, Contributing Writer

To manage client services, caseworkers at Florida's Department of Children and Families can now access just one system.

Education

A Face in the Crowd
By Justine Brown, Contributing Writer

Maricopa County, Ariz., tests facial recognition technology in schools to identify missing children.

Spectrum

GT Spectrum
By Shane Peterson, Associate Editor

Reports from the IT horizon.

Tech Focus

Two Cents
By Steve Towns, Editor

Gateway M275 Convertible Notebook

Product News

Product News
By Miriam Jones, Chief Copy Editor

Fossil, Suunto, MSN Direct, Acme Portable Machines, Top Layer Networks, Canon

Point of View

A Modern Gordian Knot
By Shane Peterson, Associate Editor

A Modern Gordian Knot

signal-noise

Old School About New Methods
By Paul W. Taylor, Contributing Writer

The legacy of the first blogging candidate.

CIO Profile

Moira Gerety
By Jim McKay, Justice and Public Safety Editor, Justice and Public Safety Editor

CIO, New Mexico

Online

Book Smart
By Jessica Jones, Managing Editor

GIS gives libraries new insight into patron usage, and collection and circulation information.


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