Government Technology

Public CIO February 2010

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Feature

Tackling Public-Sector IT Fraud
By Alyssa G. Martin, Contributing Writer

Five ways CIOs can prevent and control government IT fraud.

U.S. Health-Care System Upgrade Represents One of the Biggest Modernization Efforts in Industry History
By Russell Nichols, Staff Writer

In massive IT transition, states have less than four years to upgrade disease diagnosis code sets.

Health-Care Reform, Stimulus Funds Will Benefit Health IT
By Robert Wah, Contributing Writer

Electronic health records, streamlined processes should result.

Global Chief Information Officer Study by IBM Spotlights Budget Concerns, Service Delivery
By Lynn Reyes, Contributing Writer

CIOs should also focus on better data governance, IT investment.

Commentary

An Economic Argument for Cloud Computing
By Kevin Merritt, Contributing Writer

The government is about to open up vast data stores for public consumption. It should be done in the cloud, says one industry expert.

Straight Talk

CIOs: Do You Have a Strategy to Remain Relevant? (Opinion)
By Liza Lowery Massey

Even public CIOs aren't immune to downsizing and layoffs.

Security Adviser

Is the Policy Window on Cyber-Security Closing? (Opinion)
By Mark Weatherford, Contributing Writer

Despite appointment of a federal cyber-coordinator, have we lost momentum on achieving cyber-security initiatives?

FastGov

Can Other States Learn from Michigan Agency Consolidations? (Opinion)
By Paul W. Taylor, Contributing Writer

Gov. Jennifer Granholm to reduce 18 state departments to eight.

CTO Strategies

Ready for Your Budget Emergency? (Opinion)
By Dan Lohrmann, Contributing Writer

Emergency management's scenario-based planning is for budgets too.

Introduction

Parting Words from Public CIO Editor
By Tod Newcombe, Editor, Editor, Public CIO

After seven years with Public CIO, Tod Newcombe moves on to edit Governing magazine