Government Technology November 2007

Building Better Government: Emergency Management

By Jim McKay, Justice and Public Safety Editor

Private sector proves nimble during emergencies.

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Enterprise

ITIL by the Numbers: By Merrill Douglas, Contributing Writer
ITIL implementation revs up North Carolina's service performance.

Transportation

Bay Bridge Bustle: By Tamara Warta, Staff Writer
Improving a vital California gateway in one busy weekend.

Local Government

Manor, Texas, Pinches Pennies on IT Infrastructure: By Adam Stone, Contributing Writer
A Texas town builds IT solutions on a shoestring.

signal-noise

Wiki by Wiki: By Paul W. Taylor, Contributing Writer

Feature

Inspector Gadget: By Jim McKay, Justice and Public Safety Editor, Justice and Public Safety Editor
A Los Angeles County Sheriff's program serves as a gateway for technology of the future.

Way Back Machine: By Chad Vander Veen, Contributing Writer
Revisiting 20 years of Government Technology magazine.

Green Technology

Money Talking: By Andy Opsahl, Staff Writer
Green IT emerges as a solution to rising energy prices.

Education

No Greenwashing: By Andy Opsahl, Staff Writer
California schools use formalized standards to prevent watered-down green technology programs.

Point of View

The Next 'Greatest Generation?': By Steve Towns, Editor
The Next 'Greatest Generation?'

The Last Mile

Idiocracy, Inaction: By Chad Vander Veen, Contributing Writer
Idiocracy, Inaction

Spectrum

Spectrum: By Karen Stewartson, Managing Editor
Reports from the IT horizon.

Up Close

Up Close: Photosynth: By Jessica Jones, Contributing Writer, Contributing Writer
Photosynth - an application from Microsoft Live Labs - takes a large collection of photographs of these a specific location or object and analyzes them for similarities.

Product News

Two Cents: Mighty Muscular: By Miriam Jones, Chief Copy Editor
Alienware's MJ-12 8550i workstation brings it on with a quad-core processor, the latest Quadro graphics and as many as four hard drives.

Product News: By Miriam Jones, Chief Copy Editor
AMREL, Neopost, LapWorks, Planar