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Government Technology August 2002

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Feature

Digital State 2002
By Wayne Hanson, Senior Executive Editor, Center For Digital Government

The Center for Digital Government and the Progress & Freedom Foundation survey the 50 states to reveal who's getting the most out of technology in e-commerce and business regulation, digital democracy and management and administration.

Taking the Wheel
By Tod Newcombe, Features Editor

In appointing James Dillon as the state's first CIO, Gov. George Pataki chose a trusted veteran with decades of experience in state government.

E-Government Makes Global Progress
By Blake Harris, Contributing Editor

United States still lags behind Canada and Singapore, report says.

Electronic Government

Web Unites Kingdom's Taxpayers
By Tod Newcombe, Features Editor

Web-based applications are changing old ways at the UK's Inland Revenue department.

Geo Info

Picture the World
By Darby Patterson, Editor in Chief

GIS helps governments from the ground up.

Justice

Names and Faces
By Jim McKay, Justice and Public Safety Editor, Justice and Public Safety Editor

Biometrics makes dealing with Israel's stringent air travel policies easier.

Local Government

New LINCs to Safety
By Merrill Douglas, Contributing Writer

Seattle demonstrates a local version of a federal system to map the spread of hazardous materials.

Access

TAP into Access
By Catherine Pickavet

Missouri is helping citizens with disabilities to access the Internet. Will other states follow?

Point of View

Gaining an International Perspective
By Darby Patterson, Editor in Chief

Gaining an International Perspective

signal-noise

High Stakes Neighborly Competition
By Paul W. Taylor, Contributing Writer

Digital government in the global village.

STATEments

STATEments
By Shane Peterson, News Editor

Mapping Government IT

Product News

Product News
By Catherine Pickavet

Pocketec, Polycom Inc., D-Link, Interlink Electronics Inc.

Online

High-Water Warning
By Bryan M. Gold

A new wireless system is helping Seattle prevent wastewater overflows.


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