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Government Technology August 2005

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Feature

American ITIL
By Chad Vander Veen, Contributing Writer

The British blockbuster finally finds an American audience.

Picking Up the Tab
By Shane Peterson, Associate Editor

Self-funding portals have long supported e-government services.

Transportation

What's That Ahead?
By Sherry Watkins, Contributing Writer

Fifteen states unite to fund a research project to help prevent animal-vehicle collisions on state roadways and save lives.

Geo Info

In a Scrape
By Sue Owens Wright, Contributing Writer

Satellite imagery provides key evidence in lawsuit against Scottsdale, Ariz., developer.

Local Government

Remote Control
By Merrill Douglas, Contributing Writer

City agencies look to onboard monitoring and data analysis systems to lower fleet costs and keep vehicles in service.

Electronic Government

Property Rights
By Blake Harris, Contributing Writer

New law seeks to make states' dealings with electronic real estate documents consistent.

Justice

Keeping Tabs
By Jim McKay, Justice and Public Safety Editor, Justice and Public Safety Editor

New Web-based application in Massachusetts contains a suite of information on registered sex offenders.

CIO Profile

John Gillispie
By Shane Peterson, Associate Editor

Iowa CIO and Chief Operating Officer, Information Technology Enterprise (ITE), Department of Administrative Services

Spectrum

GT Spectrum
By Jessica Jones, Contributing Writer, Contributing Writer

Reports from the IT horizon

Tech Focus

Two Cents: Making a Connection
By Jessica Jones, Managing Editor

Incorporating the BlackBerry 7100g into my life helped in some ways, but lacked in others.

Product News

Product News
By Miriam Jones, Chief Copy Editor

Toshiba, Socket Communications, Memory Experts International, ViewSonic

Point of View

Paying for Poor Security
By Jim McKay, Justice and Public Safety Editor, Justice and Public Safety Editor

Paying for Poor Security

signal-noise

An Overnight Sensation 50 Years in the Making
By Paul W. Taylor, Contributing Writer

Lessons from the first half-century of digital government.


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