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Government Technology October 2002

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Point of View

A Map for Spaceship Earth
By Darby Patterson, Editor in Chief

A Map for Spaceship Earth

signal-noise

No Back Button
By Paul W. Taylor, Contributing Writer

A New Mandate to Implement Possibilities

Calendar

Calendar
By Government Technology

Calendar

Spectrum

GT Spectrum
By Government Technology

Reports from the IT Horizon

CIO Profile

CIO Profile: Catherine Maras O'Leary
By Catherine Pickavet

Cook County, Ill.

STATEments

Statements
By Catherine Pickavet

Mapping government IT

Product News

Product News
By Catherine Pickavet

Intermec Technologies, AG Neovo, Ositech Communications Inc., RemoteSite Technologies

Feature

Can ERP Save E-Procurement?
By Tod Newcombe, Features Editor

Electronic procurement has proven far more complicated and expensive than expected. Some states are banking on ERP to solve the problem. But is it enough?

The Essential CIO
By Paul W. Taylor, Contributing Writer

The case for a catalyst and collaborator in chief.

Signed, Sealed and Electronically Delivered
By Tod Newcombe, Features Editor

If new technology, better standards and legislative changes are clearing the path for counties to electronically record land and title documents, why is hardly anyone doing it?

Justice

In Good HANs
By Jim McKay, Justice and Public Safety Editor, Justice and Public Safety Editor

The Texas Health Alert Network (HAN) links health organizations statewide

Jumping the Jurisdictional Fence
By Jim McKay, Justice and Public Safety Editor, Justice and Public Safety Editor

A simple piece of software links seven cities' justice systems.

Geo Info

Eye in the Sky
By Darby Patterson, Editor in Chief

GIS technology helps remote islands cope with natural disasters.

Procurement

A License to Deal
By Tod Newcombe, Features Editor

Enterprise licensing agreements have come under intense scrutiny since California's flawed deal with Oracle. But state and local CIOs say they aren't bad, just complicated.

Education

Putting Computers to the Test
By Merrill Douglas, Contributing Writer

Idaho measures students' progress with exams that automatically adjust to each child's abilities.


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