September 4, 2008 -
"CUNY's Institute for Software Design and Development will offer significant assistance to government agencies in evaluating and testing new open source technology solutions that will enable them to better serve our city's residents."
September 2, 2008 -
The National Automated Clearinghouse adopted rules (called back office conversion) that allowed vendors to scan and deposit checks after face-to-face transactions.
August 21, 2008 -
Security best practices cannot be adequately documented or enforced when machines are transported and stored in poll worker's homes, work places or automobiles.
August 19, 2008 -
Will use the software to baseline its current power consumption, in order to measure the effectiveness of future energy-saving initiatives.
July 30, 2008 -
"Internet Telephony ... breaks the traditional text telephone, which deaf and hard of hearing people used in the past to call each other."
California Launches Cybersecurity Task Force State officials hope to create a first-of-its-kind comprehensive framework to bolster cybersecurity efforts while maintaining strong relationships with local government and the private sector.
GovLoop Breaks Down ECM (Infographic) Enterprise Content Management automates document management and helps the public sector prepare to engage with tomorrow's constituents.
New York City Wants to Open its Checkbook (App) The comptroller wants to give software behind its transparency site to other state and local governments, which he hopes will create a community of users that constantly adds improvements and develops new features.
Colorado Experiments with Telemedicine for Inmates The Colorado Department of Corrections has partnered with the Denver Health Medical Center to conduct inmate medical consultations using video conferencing.
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