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Under a federal mandate, government and nonprofit agencies are installing Web-based technology to track and help the nation's homeless.
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California's EDD has become a lean tax-processing machine.
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Massachusetts hopes to provide better service through its health and human services agencies by centralizing data and linking agencies.
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