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Fifty-some channels and nothing on. Its a bleak scenario, and entirely avoidable.
Business continuity planning is helping agencies sustain mission-critical applications in the face of disaster.
Last summer, Gov. Scott McCallum signed the 2001-2003 Wisconsin budget. For the first time, it included the Department of Electronic Government. On Oct. 1, 2001, Rebecca Heidepriem assumed the role of the state's first cabinet-level CIO. A 19-year veteran
Corporate Citizen
A scholarly consideration of the electronic future.
Experts suggest strengthen a community by mapping its assets, not its liabilities, but that may not be as easy as it sounds.
Virtually every state has an e-procurement project under way or a system in operation, but most are taking a cautious approach to implementing the technology.
Poor, urban communities are discovering the Internet can be a catalyst to social and economic growth.
GIS provides a foundation for an evacuation support system in South Carolina.
Federal and state courts are beginning to set policies for protecting personal information in electronic public records, but doing so is a delicate balancing act.
Jurisdictions use reverse 911 systems to alert public of potential dangers.
A content management system eases the task of disseminating information to workers at the Oregon Employment Department.
Santa Clara County, Calif.'s budget is getting easier to make and use.
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GT Spectrum
Chipmaker AMD pushes procurement changes designed to challenge Intel's dominance.
