Government Technology March 2010

March 2010 Top 25 collage including Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick and Los Angeles CTO Randi Levin

2010 Top 25 Doers, Dreamers and Drivers

By The Staff of Government Technology

Government Technology's Top 25 public-sector innovators for 2010.

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Feature

Casey Cagle Works to Build Georgia's Work Force: By Marina Leight, Publisher
Cagle aims to increase IT in the classroom.

Broadband's Economic Impact (Opinion): By Blake Harris, Editor
Faster broadband should help U.S. compete in world economy.

Who's Your Hero? Consider Broadband (Opinion): By Todd Sander, Director of Digital Communities
Broadband promises to increase connectivity to communities.

Profile

Montana Secretary of State Linda McCulloch Discusses Records Management, E-Voting: By Chad Vander Veen, Associate Editor
McCulloch aims to increase voter participation and growing Montana businesses.

Public Safety

Early Earthquake Warnings May Help Californians in Disaster Preparation: By Elaine Pittman, Associate Editor
Seismologists create an early warning system to alert Californians before an earthquake occurs.

Local Government

Most of Broadband Stimulus Funds Went to Vendors in First Grant Round: By Andy Opsahl, Features Editor
Local governments were fairly successful with broadband adoption and public computing grant applications.

Spectrum

IT Trends: Smithsonian Video Game Exhibit; California Budget Solutions Could Include Speed Cameras: By Karen Stewartson, Managing Editor
Wi-Fi on wheels; electronics left behind.

Product News

New Products From Canon, Garmin, Freescale: By Miriam Jones, Chief Copy Editor
High-definition camcorder, GPS navigator, smartbook tablet.

Point of View

2010 Top 25 Spotlights Government Innovators (Opinion): By Steve Towns, Editor
Government Technology's 2010 Doers, Dreamers and Drivers.