Public CIO May 2005

Feature

Changing the Private Sector One CIO at a Time

By Tod Newcombe CIOs in the private sector have their problems too, but some have become change agents to meet the challenges.

Solving the Integration Puzzle

By Brian Burke and Theresa A. Pardo CIOs play a key role in creating the right kind of environment for information integration to succeed in government.

Guarding Information

By Shane Peterson Though cyber-security seems to get a lot of headlines, cyber-security expert and professor Eugene Spafford argues it's not getting enough attention from policy-makers.

With or Without Strings

By Emory Miller Few state or local IT officials are happy with how the federal government funds IT projects. The question is not whether the process should change, but how.

Exclusive Online Feature from Public CIO: SAP Weaves New Innovations

By Tod Newcombe Steve Peck, SAP's public-sector chief, talks about the consolidating ERP market and why it's good for government.

Exclusive Online Feature: Miami Nice

By Tod Newcombe A new 311 system is about to expand how citizens interact with Miami-Dade County and CIO Judy Zito has taken charge.

Book Review

High-Performance Government: Structure, Leadership, Incentives

By Keith Comstock Robert Klitgaard and Paul C. Light, Editors

Commentary

Seeking Cover

By Paul W. Taylor Riding out the Ferment in the Field

Introduction

Want E-Gov? Pick Up the Phone

By Tod Newcombe

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