Public CIO February 2006

Feature

Hope for Human Services

By William D. O'Leary Changing roles, better coordination and more flexible technology solutions give health and human service CIOs their best chance yet to fix a government agency that has been in deep trouble.

The Case of Online Tax Filing

By Darrell M. West This exerpt from Digital Government: Technology and Public Sector Performance, examines online tax filings in e-government.

CIO Survival Guide

By Wayne Hanson CIO Teri Takai survived a sometimes bruising battle to consolidate IT in Michigan. Now she tells how she did it.

Enhancing Government's DNA

By Judith Ribbler With retirement ranks swelling, the public sector needs better strategies on managing its knowledge here are 10 ways CIOs can help.

Influence and the Art of Doing Well

By Alisoun Moore Knowing when to lead, when to manage and how to work as a team is a lifelong learning experience for public-sector CIOs.

Book Review

Digital Government: Technology and Public Sector Performance

By Tod Newcombe Author: Darrell M. West

Commentary

The Public CIO as Artist

By Paul W. Taylor A professional journey for which you may not have signed up.

Introduction

Expansion Plans

By Tod Newcombe

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