Government Technology

Government Technology September 2004

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Feature

You Say You Want a Revolution
By Kris Middaugh, Staff Writer

As an entire generation of baby boomers enters their golden years, it's a time of technological upheaval for public retirement systems.

Easy Street
By Shane Peterson, Associate Editor

Wisconsin finds the enterprise service bus a smooth ride.

Geo Info

Gently Down the Stream
By Emily Montandon, Staff Writer/Copy Editor

Satellite technology helps streamline storm water billing and could lead to increased revenue.

Justice

Swift Justice
By Jim McKay, Justice and Public Safety Editor, Justice and Public Safety Editor

Kiosk gives domestic violence victims safe and quick access to protection.

Electronic Government

Let's Chat
By Jessica Jones, Managing Editor

Secure instant messaging programs make their way into the public sector.

Fast Lane
By Fred Philipson, Contributing Writer

Agencies expand use of the electronic toll collection and explore new connections.

Education

Looking for Answers
By Justine Brown, Contributing Writer

Computerized grading helps Indiana cut cost of statewide essay tests.

Spectrum

GT Spectrum
By Shane Peterson, Associate Editor

Reports from the IT horizon.

STATEments

STATEments
By Miriam Jones, Chief Copy Editor

Government IT projects make headlines.

Tech Focus

Two Cents
By Shane Peterson, Associate Editor

Two of our editors tried different editions of palmOne's famous handhelds -- here's what they thought.

Product News

Product News
By Miriam Jones, Chief Copy Editor

LaserFiche, Canon, Memorex, StylusCentral.com

CIO Profile

Dr. Michael Hall
By Shane Peterson, Associate Editor

Deputy State Superintendent, Information Technology, Georgia Department of Education

Point of View

The Boomer Rumor
By Kris Middaugh, Staff Writer

The Boomer Rumor

signal-noise

A Mulligan for the Homeland
By Paul W. Taylor, Contributing Writer

Excuses running out for excesses.


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