Public CIO November 2003

Energizing E-Government

By Tod Newcombe

Karen Evans, the newest e-government chief for the federal government, is a well respected civil servant who understands the importance of technology and leadership in the public sector.

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Introduction

Looking for a Few Good CIOs: By Tod Newcombe, Editor
Looking for a Few Good CIOs

Feature

Head of Their Class: By Linda Formichelli, Contributing Writer
Some prestigious universities offer classroom course work for CIOs in today's complex world of technology and politics.

Does Thinking Big Mean Big Brother?: By Shane Peterson, Associate Editor
It's becoming easier for public CIOs to create sophisticated new applications that merge and analyze data from different information silos. Unfortunately not everyone is happy with the results.

Plugged In: By Tod Newcombe, Editor
Is utility computing the next revolution in government IT?

Best Practice

Quiet Revolution in the North: By Kathleen Sibley, Contributing Writer
While many countries have loudly proclaimed they will use technology to transform government, Canada has quietly accomplished what others are still talking about.

Book Review

Governance.com: Democracy in the Information Age: By Tod Newcombe, Editor
Edited by Elaine Ciulla Kamarck, Joseph S. Nye Jr.

E-Government 2003: By Tod Newcombe, Editor
Edited by Mark A. Abramson and Therese L. Morin

Commentary

Nothing Like This Either: By Paul W. Taylor, Contributing Writer
A Crisis of Confidence when Networks Falter