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Government Technology | Follow Us on Twitter Complimentary Article on Leveraging Technology to Improve Customer Service, Performance, and Accountability in Government Take a closer look at how CRM/311 and Integrated Cashiering and Payment Management solutions are delivering significant improvements in customer service and performance measurement. Friday November 6, 2009 News and Features New Mexico Lt. Gov. Diane Denish Touts Google Apps in Cost-Saving Plan - Nov 5, 2009 Budget proposal says using Gmail and other Google productivity tools could save $1.9 million annually. Personal Computing: Should You Upgrade to Windows 7? - Nov 5, 2009 Windows 7 is faster on the same hardware than Vista, though not faster than Windows XP running programs designed for XP. Innovation News Briefs - Nov 5, 2009 Assistive robot, solar-powered monorail, universal chargers fit all phones, high-altitude wind generation, from bus to bus shelter, solar car race across Australia. Government Technology Magazine Government Technology Magazine provides information technology (IT) case studies, applications, news and best practices for state, city and county government. Get FREE Subscription View Current Issue Blogs MuniGov 2.0 By Bill Greeves Social Media Policies: Leading Without Bleeding Digital Citizen Pulse By Ulf Wolf Go Finland

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