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Government Technology | Follow Us on Twitter Finding technology to meet your needs can be difficult. It's a good thing we enjoy a challenge. Visit the21stcenturycommunity.com. today and learn more about how technology and CDW-G are meeting your challenges head on. Tuesday October 27, 2009 News and Features Analytics Saves Money for San Francisco Bay Area County's Social Services - Oct 26, 2009 Alameda County expects tenfold ROI from implementation of IBM business intelligence system that integrates data from various social services. Utah.gov Uses Geo IP to Customize User Experience - Oct 26, 2009 Geo IP lets Utah citizens receive links that geographically apply to them when viewing Utah.gov. Montana City Asks Job Applicants for Social Media Passwords, Draws Controversy - Oct 26, 2009 Bozeman officials rescind policy after coming under fire for requesting Facebook, Google passwords. Most Viewed New York City Plans Consolidation, New 311 Services and Apps Competition - Oct 19, 2009 New York City CIO Paul Cosgrave outlines tech initiatives. Public CIO Magazine Public CIO magazine provides technology news and solutions to public sector C-level technology executives. Get FREE Subscription View Current Issue Blogs Lohrmann on Infrastructure By Dan Lohrmann Should Governments Move to Windows 7, Linux or Wait? International Beat By Indrajit Basu Not All Americans View Broadband As Necessity, But Finland's Another Story Events Ohio Digital Government Summit Nov 2-Nov 3, 2009 Bay Area Technology Forum Nov 5, 2009 COLORADO - GOVERNING IN THE 21st CENTURY - Improving Government Service Delivery in Smart and Sustainable Ways Nov 10, 2009

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