February 2002
The Invisible State
Within five years, many government services may be delivered to citizens through indirect channels.
Planting Data Gardens
Government data warehouses in some states and localities are turning out to be huge, and so are the returns on investment.No Time to Grieve
New York City's technology team took on immense new challenges in the wake of Sept. 11.Automatic Solutions
Rising caseloads and shrinking resources have welfare agencies thinking of technology more than ever.E-Commerce
Making a Statement
All levels of government are striving to meet new financial accounting standards.Social Services
Calming the HIPAA Hiccups
While state and local agencies struggle to comply with HIPAA's deadlines, computer firms rush to offer helpful tools and advice.Shunning PARIS
A system designed to reduce improper public assistance payments has already saved millions of tax dollars, but a majority of states don't use it.Online
Passing the Word
New Mexico's health alert network gives public health officials several ways to share information.
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