GOVERNMENT TECHNOLOGY/Integrating software calls for flexibility 1st May 2002 Across the country, local governments are integrating IT applications, allowing them to reconfigure services to allow residents to conduct business over
Following the paperless trail 1st April 2002 In Casper, Wyo., the process of finding paper documents e.g., deeds, contracts, municipal code ordinances and leases used to occupy a lot of staff time.
GOVERNMENT TECHNOLOGY/Taking stock now can save money later 1st April 2002 Today, computer systems are critical to the operation of cities and counties. The more information IT managers have about their computer systems, the
City invests in hardware to prepare for e-gov 1st April 2002 Minneapolis has upgraded its technology infrastructure to better accommodate its desktop applications and to provide extensive online services. The low-maintenance
Updated technology centralizes plant’s control 1st April 2002 In March 2000, officials at the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago (MWRD) decided to update the control system for treatment process
Enterprise systems simplify city’s IT infrastructure 1st April 2002 Las Vegas, Nev., has installed enterprise computer systems to improve communication between departments and to improve service delivery to residents.
City’s computers automate responses to residents 1st April 2002 In 1998, Chicago was using an outdated computer system to track residents’ service requests. City officials were faced with the option of updating the
MAPPING/Project will create consensus on geographic data 1st March 2002 Although local governments have begun building extensive databases of geographic information, those databases are largely proprietary and cannot be shared
GOVERNMENT TECHNOLOGY/Tradition, security stall court technology 1st March 2002 Digital record storage, wireless computing and teleconferencing are widely practiced in the private sector, but courts have been slow to adopt the technology
Body language: Using biometric technology 1st March 2002 A few years ago, a dangerous criminal walked out of the Lancaster County (Pa.) Prison after fooling officials into believing that he was someone else.
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