Government Technology

Government Technology March 2008

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Homeland Security

DHS Extends Real ID Deadline, but Funding and Privacy Questions Remain
By Chad Vander Veen, Contributing Writer

DHS announcement addresses some concerns about controversial driver's license measure, but it may not quell state rebellion. 

Justice

Environmental Technology May Help Law Enforcement Spot Drug Use Trends
By Jim McKay, Justice and Public Safety Editor, Justice and Public Safety Editor

Police and public health officials analyze wastewater for drugs, uniting environmental technology and public safety.

Electronic Government

Unemployment Insurance System Cuts Cost and Delays in Minnesota
By Patrick Michels, Contributing Writer

Minnesota self-service Unemployment Insurance Program improves efficiency.

Education

Student Tracking System Helps New Mexico Gauge School Performance
By Kayt Sukel, Contributing Writer

Longitudinal educational data system offers New Mexico better accountability.

Feature

Server and Desktop Virtualization Cuts IT Costs for Government Agencies
By Merrill Douglas, Contributing Writer

Virtual servers and desktops squeeze more work from less computer hardware.

Green Technology

Green Technology and Renewable Energy are Keys to San Jose Conservation Plan
By Andy Opsahl, Staff Writer

California city uses virtualization and more efficient cooling to cut data center power consumption.

Funding

IT Project Funding: Experts Reveal How to Get Approval
By Suzane Bricker, Contributing Writer

Experts reveal oral presentation tips on what it takes for project approval and funding.

The Last Mile

YouTube and Other Social Networking Sites Showcase Criminal Stupidity
By Chad Vander Veen, Contributing Writer

Trail of self-posted videos helps law enforcement find and arrest criminals.

CIO Profile

Gopal Khanna, CIO of Minnesota, Pushes IT Standardization and Modernization
By Steve Towns, Executive Editor

Khanna says investment is needed to meet 21st-century government needs.

Personal Computing

Personal Computing: Choosing the Right Font
By Reid Goldsborough, Contributing Writer

Effective font selection helps get your message across.

Big Picture

Avian Flu Research may Speed Vaccine Development
By Jessica Jones, Associate Editor

MIT researchers uncovered a critical difference between the flu viruses that infect birds and humans.

signal-noise

Aging Population Triggers Huge Economic and Policy Implications.
By Paul W. Taylor, Contributing Writer

Baby boomer retirements and weakening economy influence 2008 legislative priorities.


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