Government Technology

Government Technology February 2004

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Feature

The Open Road
By Shane Peterson, Associate Editor

Massachusetts drafts a statewide policy to move toward open standards in the government enterprise.

Joseph Stiglitz: Globalization and the Search for Balance
By Blake Harris, Contributing Editor

Joseph Stiglitz: Globalization and the Search for Balance

Local Government

Do-It-Yourself Kiosks
By Justine Brown, Contributing Writer

New York City's Department of Probation replaced their expensive kiosks with cheaper, more effective ones.

Procurement

Scheduling Savings
By Tod Newcombe, Features Editor

Though the federal government's giant IT cooperative purchasing program is finally open to state and local governments, using it is proving harder than originally thought.

Geo Info

Work in Progress
By Emily Montandon, Staff Writer/Copy Editor

Tampa, Fla., gives citizens easy access to neighborhood statistics on the Web.

Justice

The Portland Connection
By Jim McKay, Justice and Public Safety Editor, Justice and Public Safety Editor

Portland's police and parole/probation departments now share information when a police officer stops someone on probation or parole.

Point of View

They Never Forget
By Shane Peterson, Associate Editor

They Never Forget

signal-noise

The Value of X
By Paul W. Taylor, Contributing Writer

Exchange points shaped and sized for government.

Spectrum

GT Spectrum
By Shane Peterson, Associate Editor

GT Spectrum

Product News

Product News
By Miriam Jones, Chief Copy Editor

PLUS Vision Corp., Research In Motion, IBM, Logitech

STATEments

STATEments
By Miriam Jones, Chief Copy Editor

Mapping government IT

CIO Profile

Leroy Williams
By Steve Towns, Editor

CIO of Colorado

Online

When It Rains ...
By Susan Nefzger, Contributing Writer

Florida's Northern Palm Beach County Improvement District uses telemetry to monitor storm water.


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