September 1995
Iowa Network May Go On the Block
The state-run Iowa Communications Network may be sold to the private sector. An examination of the issues of public- vs. private-sector ownership
Tech Training at FLETC - A New Direction
As criminals learn to use new technologies to their advantage, the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center examines ways to train federal officers to face this new law enforcement challengeEmployment Agencies Tackle Tech Needs with Teamwork
States and the private sector leverage a federal grant to develop high-tech tools for automating unemployment insurance servicesTelecom
States Steal a March on Federal Telecom Reform
State governments are moving ahead of Congress in telecom reform, and are coming up with a variety of approachesJustice & Technology
Online Judicial Opinions Need a Public-Domain Format
West Publishing's copyright is hindering electronic dissemination of case lawExecutive Briefing
Disaster Planning Basics
Even in the Information Age, an ounce of prevention is still worth a pound of cureNetworking
Pennsylvania Courts Climb Into the World Wide Web
One of the oldest courts in the country tries out one of the newest ways to get information to the publicGeo Info
Planning GIS Database Accuracies
Agencies must evaluate their most important needs to select the right GIS accuracyImaging
Imaging Hits the Desktop Big Time
A new alliance between Wang and Microsoft puts imaging technology into Windows 95 and gives government another option for storing, retrieving and viewing documentsBest of the Web
Best of the Web
An introduction to the World Wide Web and what it could mean to state and local government information gathering and distributionTrend
Mastering Disasters: Groupware Under Pressure
When the Northridge earthquake hit the Los Angeles area in 1994, emergency response personnel found their disaster recovery plans needed some updatingInterview
Dr. Michael Hammer - Public Sector Reengineering
Dr. Michael Hammer - Public Sector ReengineeringTechnology & Governance
Video Vexations
A series of unresolved issues, ranging from affordable access and regulatory barriers to cultural resistance, threaten to slow down the increasing use of telemedicine and distance learning
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