Public CIO August 2003

Feature

Leap of Faith: The Story of Trust, Technology and the Intergovernmental Way

By Shane Peterson Intergovernmental applications ought to be the next incarnation of electronic government, but is everybody really ready to put aside their own self-interest?

Seats at the Table

By David Aden The federal CIO Council, once almost an afterthought, has matured into an important voice for public-sector technology policies.

Deconstructing the Public Sector

By Tod Newcombe Web services will make it easier to integrate information and deliver services. They may also change the way we think about government itself.

Indirect Return on Investment

By William D. Eggers By showing companies how e-government can improve their bottom line, CIOs can help business and themselves.

Best Practice

At the Top

By Tod Newcombe Three countries -- the United States, the United Kingdom and Singapore -- stand close together while boldly moving online.

Commentary

Mixing Oil and Vinegar

By Steven E. Miller Do government and academic networks belong together?

The Loser's Game

By Paul W. Taylor CIOs behaving badly and other observations

Introduction

Intergovernmental Solutions. Interesting ... Really

By Tod Newcombe

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