Government Technology March 2003

Government Technology Magazine's Top 25: Dreamers, Doers and Drivers

By Government Technology

Top 25 People who played key roles in strengthening government operations in their jurisdictions and improving the services delivered to citizens.

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Electronic Government

Making Room for Storage: By Tod Newcombe, Features Editor
More choices, lower costs give governments better business-continuity options with storage technology.

Moving Forward, Backing Up: By Merrill Douglas, Contributing Writer
Wichita implements a data backup and storage strategy to accommodate growth.

CIO Profile

CIO Profile: By Catherine Pickavet
Brad Walden, Humboldt County's Information Services Manager

Feature

Mr. Fix-It?: By Shane Peterson, Associate Editor
California CIO J. Clark Kelso attempts to repair the state's IT governance structure.

Online

Beyond Boundaries: By Darby Patterson, Editor in Chief
Interoperable emergency communications system links government sectors.

Point of View

Choosing the Top 25: By Steve Towns, Editor
Choosing the Top 25

Product News

Product News: By Catherine Pickavet
Arista Corp., Solutionary Inc., Recommind Inc., Promicro Systems, Avail Solutions

signal-noise

Governing into Adversity: By Paul W. Taylor, Contributing Writer
What will we do the morning after?

Spectrum

GT Spectrum: By Shane Peterson, Associate Editor
Reports from the IT Horizon

STATEments

Statements: By Shane Peterson, Associate Editor
Mapping IT Government

E-Commerce

At Your Service: By Tod Newcombe, Features Editor
CRM gains interest as jurisdictions attempt to cost-effectively boost citizen satisfaction.