Public CIO April 2011

State CIOs Go Local

By Matt Williams

More former state-level CIOs are finding a home in local governments.

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Introduction

Cloud Computing Meets Reality: By Steve Towns, Features Editor
Large-scale cloud deployments are moving forward despite difficulties.

Features

Los Angeles, Minnesota Discuss Migrating to Cloud Computing: By Merrill Douglas, Contributing Writer
State and local governments discuss the benefits and pitfalls of software as a service.

A New Approach to Medicaid Management Information Systems: By David Raths, contributing writer
States consider strategies for replacing or upgrading Medicaid systems.

CES Leader Gary Shapiro Says U.S. Should Look to Innovation for Economic Growth: By Chad Vander Veen, Associate Editor
CEO of Consumer Electronics Association says America must command in innovation to restore being a global leader.

States Seek More Flexibilty to Spend Federal Funds: By Brian Heaton, Staff Writer
CIOs hope White House memo leads to better funding allocation guidelines for state and local technology.

Transforming State Health and Human Services Agencies: By William D. Eggers, Contributing Writer
Meeting client needs by refocusing on reduced dependence and increased self-sufficiency.

Book Review

Book Review: The Comeback by Gary Shapiro: By Karen Stewartson, Managing Editor
How innovation will restore the American dream.

CTO Strategies

Michigan County Takes Internet Safety to Residents: By Dan Lohrmann, Contributing Writer
The Washtenaw County, Mich., Cyber Citizenship Coalition is a grass-roots effort that ensures residents use technology safely and securely.

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Accountability in Project Management: By Andy Blumenthal, Contributing Writer
What Abbott and Costello can teach us about IT management.