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Government Technology February 2003

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CIO Profile

CIO Profile
By Catherine Pickavet

Jack Hupper, CIO, New York City Law Department

Feature

Living Dangerously
By Tod Newcombe, Features Editor

The worst fiscal crisis since World War II has put state IT policies in sharp relief, leaving CIOs with little room to maneuver.

Taking the Lead
By Tod Newcombe, Features Editor

Fundamentals, teamwork and executive support characterize the 2002 Digital Cities winners.

Lost Signals
By Shane Peterson, Associate Editor

How poor communication and other nontechnical issues hampered Arkansas' innovative statewide ERP implementation.

Education

Breaking New Ground
By Justine Brown, Contributing Writer

The No Child Left Behind Act means huge changes in school data collection and reporting; some states are making diverse systems work together.

Electronic Government

Power Users
By Merrill Douglas, Contributing Writer

Sophisticated software helps Los Angeles County and the state of California cut energy consumption in government facilities.

Point of View

Point of View
By Darby Patterson, Editor in Chief

Fickle Winds of Change

Product News

Product News
By Catherine Pickavet

Micro Solutions Inc., GeoSpatial Experts, webMethods Inc., Premier Electronics

signal-noise

Privacy: A Civilized Luxury
By Paul W. Taylor, Contributing Writer

The Next Vital Public Conversation

Spectrum

GT Spectrum
By Shane Peterson, Associate Editor

Reports from the IT Horizon

STATEments

Statements
By Shane Peterson, Associate Editor

Mapping government IT

Online

ERP of a Different Color
By Shane Peterson, Associate Editor

While Arkansas' ERP implementation got plenty of bad press, Pennsylvania's Imagine PA seems to be cruising along smoothly. What's the difference?


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