Government Technology April 2007

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Small Wonder

By Chad Vander Veen

Nanotechnology is on the verge of changing everything -- from cancer treatment to water desalination.

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Point of View

Reinventing Our Web Site: By Steve Towns, Editor
Reinventing Our Web Site

The Last Mile

Taxes Through Time: By Chad Vander Veen, Contributing Writer
Taxes Through Time

Feature

Cloudy Forecast: By Shane Peterson, Associate Editor
Regional clouds could be the next generation of municipal wireless networks, but governments must collaborate.

Education

Stretching Resources: By Merrill Douglas, Contributing Writer
Schools save money when four students share the assets of one PC.

Justice

A Snipe at Speedsters: By Jim McKay, Justice and Public Safety Editor, Justice and Public Safety Editor
Lidar offers pinpoint accuracy in nabbing speeding motorists.

Online

Wi-Fi Bus Ride: By Mike Curran, Contributing Writer
The Colorado Springs, Colo., Transit Services Division works to enhance Wi-Fi for its commuters.

Tax Man: By Adam Stone, Contributing Writer
The U.S. Department of the Treasury partners with Illinois and South Carolina to let business taxpayers pay federal and state taxes simultaneously.

Spectrum

GT Spectrum: By Karen Stewartson, Managing Editor
Reports from the IT horizon

Geo Info

When No One's Home: By Merrill Douglas, Contributing Writer
Technology grant helps communities catalog and manage their vacant properties.

Electronic Government

X Factor: By Adam Stone, Contributing Writer
XQuery simplifies how enterprises can search XML data.

Tech Focus

Two Cents: Black Box: By Chad Vander Veen, Contributing Writer
Is the Gateway E-2600D up to the grueling task of simultaneously word processing and surfing the Net?

Product News

Product News: By Miriam Jones, Chief Copy Editor
Genius, ViewSonic, Lanier, Toshiba

signal-noise

The Traf-O-Matic: By Paul W. Taylor, Contributing Writer
Everything old is new again