Public CIO February 2005

On Point

By William D. Eggers

Computers are as much a part of today's battlefield as tanks and guns. The man behind the networking of today's armed forces is retired Vice Adm. Arthur Cebrowski.

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Feature

The Coming of blog.gov?: By Blake Harris, Contributing Editor
In its short life span, blogging has had a serious impact on the media and politics. Now businesses and governments are looking to turn this form of communication to their advantage.

An Open Question: By Shane Peterson, Associate Editor
Just how far can open source software go in the government enterprise? Plenty far.

What's Next?: By Dr. Robert D. Atkinson, Contributing Writer
As the Bush administration enters its second term, what are we likely to see regarding digital government?

Establishing Frameworks: By Tod Newcombe, Editor
What's the best model for good IT governance in government? Not surprisingly, there's more than one answer.

Book Review

The New CIO Leader: Setting the Agenda and Delivering Results: By Tod Newcombe, Editor
Authors: Marianne Broadbent and Ellen Kitzis

Government 2.0: Using Technology to Improve Education, Cut Red Tape, Reduce Gridlock and Enhance Democracy: By Tod Newcombe, Editor
Author: William Eggers

Commentary

Too Many Chiefs: By Paul W. Taylor, Contributing Writer
Diluting the brand and the discipline.

Introduction

Putting Technology on a Menu: By Tod Newcombe, Editor
Putting Technology on a Menu