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What are you spending on printing?

2012-01-17T08:01:00.001-08:00

How do you determine your total printing spending and needs? Where can you save IT dollars? Where do you start?

The Center for Digital Education recently conducted a national survey of Converge readers to find out more about K12 and Higher Education printing and imaging environments. The results are in!

Join us for acomplimentary webinar on January 19th to get an inside look at this survey's findings. We will provide a national perspective on how school districts and colleges are addressing this important issue.

A panel of IT leaders will also share how they increased efficiency and cut costs by effectively managing their printing and imaging environment.

For any questions or for help with registration, contact Lee Vang at lvang@centerdigitaled.com.

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Overwhelming Operating Environment? Eliminate labor-intensive indexing processes and improve operations

2011-11-18T10:00:00.001-08:00

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Overwhelming Operating Environment?
Hear how San Diego County Sheriff's Department Achieved Operational Excellence

The Center for Digital Government and Government Technology invite you to participate in a complimentary webinar where you will learn how San Diego County, California Sherriff's Department tackled their overwhelming document and records environment and improved their operations by augmenting their Enterprise Content Management and imaging capabilities.

Join us to hear more about:

What is driving law enforcement and local governments to invest in enterprise document capture and workflow solutions
How the San Diego County Sherriff's Department tackled some major challenges with their document processing environment.
And how the county has been able eliminate their labor-intensive indexing process and improve operations.

Moderator:

Joseph Morris
Lead Analyst
Center for Digital Government

Speakers:

J. Pablo Rodriguez
Senior IT Engineer
San Diego County
Sheriff's Department
Integrated Justice Applications - ECM

Chuck Brown
Integrated Justice Application Manager
San Diego County
Sheriff's Department

Bill Cull
Vice President
Public Sector
Kofax, Inc.

Nov. 22

Overwhelming Operating Environment Webinar
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2011-11-14T08:00:00.001-08:00

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2011-11-03T12:07:00.001-07:00

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2011 Converge Yearbook eNewsletter

2011-10-25T05:01:00.001-07:00

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Center for Digital Education's Converge Yearbook: Technology Innovation in Education

This inaugural Yearbook highlights both the top technology trends in education and some of the innovators who have made it all possible. The first part of the Yearbook takes a look at IT spend, funding opportunities and top trends of the 2010-2011 school year to shed some light on what technologies are top of mind and how to fund them. The second part highlights 50 education innovators that have led the way and provided best-practice models to imitate. This look at what was done, who is doing it and where we are going is intended to provide inspiration and guidance to education leaders on their own innovative quests in education.

Yearbook Webinar

This Yearbook issue profiles 50 leaders in K-12 and higher education who are using technology to transform their schools, districts or colleges. Join us on November 1 to hear from Center experts and some of the education officials who are making a big impact on education. REGISTER HERE!

The webinar will also discuss the latest research and trends in:
- Top education technologies
- Funding
- Education IT spend
- And more!

Speakers include:

Glen Bull
Professor
STEM Education
Curry School of Education
University of Virginia

Karl E. Burgher, Ph.D., P.E.
Chief Strategy Officer & Professor
Indiana State University

Andy Ross
General Manager
Global Services
Florida Virtual School

Daniel Tillman
Graduate Fellow
Center for Technology & Teacher Education
Curry School of Education
University of Virginia

Richard Zera
Chief Information Officer
University of Massachusetts Lowell

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Take our Mobile Learning Survey

2011-09-14T10:45:00.001-07:00

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Embracing new technologies while safeguarding valuable intellectual data and systems is critical to the survival of education campuses.

On behalf of Converge and Sprint, we invite you to take our brief survey on the topic of Mobile Learning. It is easy to complete - with just 10 brief questions.

Because you're among a small group invited to participate, you're prompt response is greatly valued.

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Help your staff work smarter and give citizens self-service options

2011-07-20T14:00:00.001-07:00

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Best Practices for Cutting Permit
Processing Time & Increasing Efficiency

Wednesday, July 27, 2011
2:00pm ET / 11:00am PT
Duration: 1 hour

In times of shrinking budgets community development and building departments are being asked to do more with fewer resources. Forward-thinking jurisdictions are using state-of-the-art Web and Cloud technologies to help their staff work smarter and give their citizens faster turnaround times and transparent self-service options.

Please join us for a discussion to learn about four of the best practices that jurisdictions are using to reduce permit-processing time and get happier constituents.

Deploy integrated review cycle methodology – how to create an integrated review process that cuts processing time.
Create standardized repeatable processes – how to develop processes that are based on prescribed workflows.
Engage citizens and stakeholders early and often – how to automatically share information across departments, agencies and with the public.
Empower your users – how to keep pace with changes in your jurisdiction and give your staff the power to tailor the system according to their job role, without calling IT.

COMPLIMENTARY TELECONFERENCE

Guest Speakers:

Bob Johnston
Executive Vice President
Paladin

Heather McCartney
Planning Director
City of Mukilteo, WA

Shawna Gossett
Building Permit Manager
City of Mukilteo, WA

Moderator:

Todd Sander
Director
Digital Communities

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Final Day to Nominate Your 2011 Digital Education Leader

2011-07-18T09:17:00.001-07:00

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Celebrating Education Technology Innovators
in the 2011 Converge YEARBOOK

(Click here for the nomination form)

Final Day to Nominate!

Deadline for submissions is today at midnight - July 18, 2011

The Center for Digital Education would like to spotlight those inspiring individuals in education who have raised the bar through the use of technology. Too often these unique individuals must toil long hours and combat skepticism at every turn to see their ideas reach fruition. Once implemented, their efforts become best practices for others to model and follow. This Converge YEARBOOK is about getting these thought leaders the recognition they deserve.

We want to hear from you! Who are the digital education pioneers? Who is driving change that is impacting educational outcomes where you live? Let's get them on stage and celebrate their efforts and impact.

We are looking for nominees from all strata of the education landscape. Presidents, superintendents, teachers, professors, instructional technologists, principals, CIOs, journalists -- the list has no bounds. What is important is their impact on digital education.

Please nominate the person or group you believe deserves recognition. A team from the Center for Digital Education will evaluate the nominees and feature those selected in the YEARBOOK.

Evaluation Criteria: Nominees will be evaluated based upon the following:

Body of work over the past two to three years to improve digital education
Impact of those efforts on local, state and national scene
Utilization of technology to achieve results
Creativity and initiative to make change
Display of leadership to drive change

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New White Papers

2011-06-22T08:16:00.001-07:00

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New White Papers

Government Technology is proud to announce the following white papers available for download.

Invest Wisely: Managing Information as a Strategic Asset in the Public Sector

Information is the lifeblood of government enterprise. As the volume of information grows, public sector program managers, and indeed all stakeholders inter- and intra-departmental must manage and control data so it can become a strategic asset. Aberdeen's research of 156 public sector organizations shows that through the use of proper data governance, Best-in-Class public sector program managers are achieving better results. Download PDF

Business Intelligence in the Public Sector: The Value of Efficient Resource Utilization

As government budgets continue to shrink, agencies are consistently asked to do more with less. When it comes to information management and decision support, resource optimization comes at a higher premium than ever before and the top performing public sector organizations are leveraging business intelligence (BI) tools and strategies to achieve more efficient resource usage. Learn how Best-in-Class organizations in the public sector are generating more efficient data capture, information assembly, and insight delivery in order to make better decisions and drive higher performance as a result. The research will demonstrate that public sector organizations utilizing a well conceived and comprehensive strategy for BI are leveraging more organizational data, expending fewer resources and delivering mission-critical insight to their workforce in a timely fashion. Download PDF

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Nominate Your 2011 Digital Education Leader for the Converge YEARBOOK

2011-06-21T09:54:00.001-07:00

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Celebrating Education Technology Innovators
in the 2011 Converge YEARBOOK

(Click here for the nomination form)

Please nominate the person or group you believe deserves recognition. A team from the Center for Digital Education will evaluate the nominees and feature those selected in the YEARBOOK.

Evaluation Criteria: Nominees will be evaluated based upon the following:

Body of work over the past two to three years to improve digital education
Impact of those efforts on local, state and national scene
Utilization of technology to achieve results
Creativity and initiative to make change
Display of leadership to drive change

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Discover Best Practices for Identity and Access Management

2011-06-06T12:15:00.001-07:00

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Discover Best Practices for Identity
and Access Management

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Wednesday, June 15, 2011 | 2:00pm ET / 11:00am PT
Duration: 1 hour

The more complex the IT environment, the more difficult it is to manage identities, credentials, and access to data and applications within the environment. Prompt provisioning and deprovisioning, effective federation between identity repositories, ease of management, and comprehensive reporting and auditing functionality are all critical to secure and successful infrastructures.

Join Digital Communities and Quest Software's teleconference to gain insight into enterprise identity and access management (IAM) trends and a unified approach that can simplify IAM.

Discussions will include:

IAM business issues and trends
Best practices for IAM

Operational Efficiency
Security
Compliance

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COMPLIMENTARY TELECONFERENCE

Guest Speakers:

Todd Sander
Deputy Director
Center for Digital Government

Paul Christman
Vice President, Public Sector
Quest Software

Jonathan Sander
IAM Analyst
Quest Software

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$50 Amazon gift card for Survey Response

2011-02-08T07:03:00.001-08:00

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The Center for Digital Education works diligently to join the education and IT communities so that students, faculty, and administration may function to the best of their abilities. We have been very pleased to present the Converge Special Reports to help serve this mission. In an effort to deliver more best practices and information that you need to know about, we ask that you help us by filling out the survey below.

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Digital Content: how it's transforming education - 12/7 webinar

2010-12-06T08:00:00.001-08:00

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Digital Content and Learning Management Platforms: Transforming text, expanding opportunities, revolutionizing education

Digital content is transforming the way students consume information as well how teachers prepare lessons, engage students and access student achievement. This webinar will explore the boundaries of the digital content revolution occurring in K-12 and higher education and discuss the evolution of the learning management system as a resource for bringing digital content together for students and teachers.

Moderator:

John Halpin, Vice President, Strategy & Programs
Center for Digital Education

Featured speakers:

Kirti Sawhney Celly, Ph.D., Professor, Dept. of Management & Marketing, College of Business Administration & Public Policy, California State University Dominguez Hills

John N. Just, Assistant Superintendent, Management Information Systems, Pinellas County Schools, FL

Michelle Luhtala, Library Department Chair, New Canaan High School, CT

Mark Ray, Teacher Librarian/Instructional Technology Facilitator, Skyview High School, Vancouver Public Schools, WA

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Complimentary webinar

Tuesday, December 7, 2010
2:00pm ET / 11:00am PT
Duration: 60 minutes

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Follett Software Company
K12 Inc.
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Pearson Education
Samsung Electronics America Inc.

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Transforming text, expanding opps, revolutionizing education and more! 12/7 webinar

2010-11-23T14:46:00.001-08:00

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Complimentary webinar

Tuesday, December 7, 2010
2:00pm ET / 11:00am PT
Duration: 60 minutes

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K12 Inc.
Learning.com
Microsoft
Pearson Education
Samsung Electronics America Inc.

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MN, WI, VA and GA share best practices on Procurement Reform 11/30

2010-11-23T10:02:00.001-08:00

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Impacting State Budgets Through Procurement Reform

It's no secret that government agencies in every state are looking for ways to reduce overall spending while protecting essential citizen services. For most, procurement reform is a key component in this equation. On this online forum, Governing editorial staff will lead an in-depth discussion on procurement reform strategies that can have a big impact on your bottom line. By utilizing new tools and innovative measures, procurement reform can make your state, city or agency into a smarter buyer.

Leaders in procurement reform from four states – Georgia, Virginia, Minnesota and Wisconsin – will share best practices from their agencies' successful procurement reform efforts. To the south, Georgia and Virginia have enhanced their procurement systems to optimize savings and spending potential by adopting e-procurement tools and emulating successful procedures from the private sector. To the north, Minnesota and Wisconsin have made groundbreaking strides in procurement reform by sharing resources, consolidating services and pursuing joint contracts.

Join Governing editorial staff and procurement reform leaders from across the country Tuesday, November 30 at 2:00pm ET/11:00am PT for a live, interactive online forum on this critical topic.

This Governing editorial online forum will focus on:

Insights from leaders in government procurement reform across the country on their experiences integrating procurement reform practices

The benefits of a consolidated purchasing system

How to find more efficient ways to do business and serve citizens

Identifying initiatives that will result in both long-term savings and short-term gains

Register today

Complimentary Online Forum

Tuesday
November 30, 2010
11:00 a.m. PT - 2:00 p.m. ET
Duration: 1 hour

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Speakers:

Brenda Willard
Assistant Director, Materials Management Division
Dept. of Administration
State of Minnesota

Helen McCain
Procurement Bureau Director
Dept. of Administration
State of Wisconsin

Ron Bell
Director, Division of Purchases & Supply
Dept. of General Services
Commonwealth of Virginia

Tim Gibney
Assistant Commissioner of Procurement
State of Georgia

Charles Smith
Director of Purchasing
Dept. of Corrections
State of Georgia

Paul Taylor
Editor-at-Large
GOVERNING

Moderator:

Tod Newcombe
Editor
GOVERNING

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Quality Services Manager
800.917.7732 ext. 1314
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Technologies, Policies and Practices that Matter Now - 12/9 webinar

2010-11-15T13:02:00.001-08:00

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On a Clear Day, You Can See Beyond...

The public sector IT community has been on the front lines as government has faced rapid and significant change — from recession to recovery and elections and transitions to health information exchanges and retirement bow waves. The challenge for technology leaders is to see beyond the headlines toward a preferred future, and thinking through how to get there. To paraphrase a prominent author, the challenge and opportunity is to begin with the end in mind.

To help with this process, the Digital States Performance Institute (DSPI) is bringing together state CIOs for a preview of their own plans and to comment on the findings of the Digital States CIO Poll, which provides a landscape view of the technologies, policies and practices that matter most now — and those that will be the most important two or three years down the road.

Moderator:

Paul W. Taylor
Chief Content Officer
e.Republic, Inc. &
Senior Advisor
Center for Digital Government

Speakers:

Claire Bailey
Director and Chief Technology Officer
Department of Information Systems
State of Arkansas

Steve Fletcher
Chief Information Officer
State of Utah

Kyle Schafer
Chief Technology Officer
State of West Virginia

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Complimentary Webinar

Thursday
December 9, 2010
2:00pm ET / 11:00am PT
Duration: 60 minutes

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How 4G is Revolutionizing Public Safety 7/14 webinar

2010-06-28T16:00:00.001-07:00

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4G: Revolutionizing Public Safety

Hear how the Annapolis, Md. Police Department reduced crime and increased public safety. Learn from Michael Paddock, CEO of Grants Office, how to obtain grants for such programs.

Today situational awareness means being prepared. Whether making a routine visit or being tasked with a large-scale crisis, first response units need real time information and data before arriving on the scene.

With next generation wireless networks, public safety and law enforcement agencies can realize true situational awareness, enabling blazing-fast access to critical text, audio and video.

Optimize the way your agency uses technology to increase operational efficiency and explore a new approach to public safety through 4G next generation networks.

Attend this webinar and learn:

How 4G technology can provide a new, low-cost approach to public safety with the bandwidth to transmit high-definition video in real time from portable cameras around the city.
How the Annapolis, Md. Police Department has implemented surveillance units with the 4G technology to significantly reduce crime while saveing time and money.
How to obtain the proper grants to help fund your 4G program and enhance overall public safety.
How you can use video surveillance for operational awareness, special event management, short-term operations and criminal surveillance while viewing the activity remotely.

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Complimentary webinar

Wednesday, July 14, 2010
11:00am PT/2:00pm ET
Duration: 1 hour

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Featured Speakers:

Don Pearson
Group Publisher
Government Technology and
Emergency Management Media

Beth Hart
Special Projects Director
Annapolis Police Department

Detective Ricky Truitt
Criminal Investigation Division
Annapolis Police Department

Michael Paddock
Chief Executive Office
Grants Office

Trey Hanbury
Director, Government Affairs
Sprint

Bruce Lee
Industry Business Solutions Manager
Sprint

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Digital States webinar: Making Cross-Jurisdictional Collaboration Real, 7/6

2010-06-14T13:00:00.001-07:00

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The Power of Two or More – Making Cross-Jurisdictional Collaboration Real

The Center for Digital Government welcomes senior state and local executives from Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado and Michigan to discuss their successes as well as trials and tribulations of planning, creating and implementing collaborative systems with other state, city and county governments. As the world becomes a smaller place, budgets tighten and service demands increase, shared services and collaborative efforts have been pioneered. Valuable lessons have been learned by these early adopters as they have learned that hindsight is indeed 20/20. A number of states and localities find themselves looking for a teammate, and this discussion will cover how it has been done before. Contribute to the discussion and learn from peers about what makes a successful collaboration, how to identify it and how to make it happen.

Speakers Include:

Phil Bertolini, Chief Information Officer, Oakland County, MI

Patrick Quain, Deputy Director/Chief Information Officer, Department of Administration, State of Arizona

Ken Theis, Chief Information Officer, State of Michigan

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Complimentary Webinar

July 6, 2010
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Answer 10 Questions & Enter an Amazon.com Drawing

2010-01-21T12:23:00.001-08:00

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Identity Management Lifecycle Survey

We know your time is valuable, so we have limited this survey to 10 simple questions.

Public CIO, in partnership with CA, invites you to participate in a national identity management lifecycle survey. Your participation will help us understand and assess important trends in the effective management of security access.

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Federal appeals court upholds patent infringement ruling; Microsoft says it will update product to remove at-odds feature.

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First Broadband Stimulus Awards Announced
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County CIO Reforms a Redundant Paper-Based California DMV Process
Kevin Dickey, CIO and chief information security officer of Contra Costa County, Calif., reforms a redundant Department of Motor Vehicles paper application process for all the state's counties.

San Jose Pilots an iPhone App for Reporting 311 Services
Residents in San Jose, Calif., can make 311 reports with their iPhones.

New York City Schools Assist Parents with Consolidated 311 Call Center
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IBM: SQL Injection Attacks Increasingly Threaten Public and Private Networks
Public-sector Web sites are among those vulnerable to construction of botnets.

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Cisco Report Identifies Rising Security Threats on and off Social Media
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Michigan Announces Unique Cyber-Security Partnership With Feds
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Site Reveals Salaries of Kentucky's Louisville City and Jefferson County Employees

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Web tool on Louisville, Ky., portal lets citizens search employee salaries and other municipal spending details.

New 911 Dispatch System in Missouri Cuts Call Times

- Dec 21, 2009

With a new computer-aided dispatch system, Missouri's Polk County Emergency 911 Center gains access to critical information and boosts efficiency of emergency responders.

Federal Transportation ID Program Lacks IT Continuity Plan, Report Says

- Dec 21, 2009

A power outage at a Transportation Worker Identification Credential processing facility may require up to 410,000 cards to be replaced.

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Long-Term Recovery Needs Coordination, Deserves More Attention
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States Scored on Health Emergency Preparedness Capabilities
Arkansas, Delaware and New York among top-ranking states; Montana has the lowest score, according to nonprofit’s report.

H1N1 Vaccine Shortages, Overall Preparation Addressed
Dr. Gilberto Chavez, state epidemiologist for the California Department of Public Health and chief of the Center for Infectious Diseases, says California has spent the past five years planning for a pandemic.

Real ID Act Postponed by Department of Homeland Security
Forty-six of 56 states and territories not ready for Dec. 31 deadline.

Nixle CEO Craig Mitnick Talks About His Twitter Alternative
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Virginia Tech Shootings Redefine Cautious Communications
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Commercial Mobile Alerting System Moves Forward
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Seattle CIO One of Four Directors Kept by Mayor-Elect Mike McGinn
Seattle Mayor-elect Mike McGinn to retain some of Greg Nickels' staff, including CIO Bill Schrier.

Iowa Gov. Chet Culver and Lawmakers Proposing IT Consolidation as Cost-Saver
Elevating state CIO to a Cabinet-level position also suggested.

Gartner Analyst: U.S. Open Government Directive Is 'Disappointing'
Andrea DiMaio says the federal government's conception of Web 2.0 only flows in one direction.

Government IT Leaders Named to Computerworld Top-100 List
Fourteen public-sector IT leaders make Computerworld magazine's list of ‘Premier 100 IT Leaders' list for 2010.

Michigan Announces Unique Cyber-Security Partnership With Feds
Michigan deploys the federal government's network-monitoring system EINSTEIN 1, indicating a potential new direction for state IT security.

L.A.'s Google Contract Is Open to All California Cities
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First Broadband Stimulus Awards Announced
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News and Features

REAL ID Act Postponed by Department of Homeland Security

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Forty-six of 56 states and territories not ready for Dec. 31 deadline.

CIOs Say IT Departments Are Understaffed, Survey Finds

- Dec 18, 2009

Of 1,400 CIOs surveyed, more than 40 percent say their IT departments are having trouble keeping up with the current workload.

Automating FOIA Processes no Longer a Luxury for Government (Analysis)

- Dec 18, 2009

Customizing an automated system for handling FOIA requests is best done in phases.

LEDs Save Energy, but Have Winter-Weather Drawback

- Dec 18, 2009

Cities nationwide have been using light-emitting diode bulbs in traffic lights to save money, but their low-heat output means snow and ice can stick to the lights.

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