Public Defibrillators: High-tech Life-savers or Expensive Gimmicks? 24th February 2004 Public Defibrillators: High-tech Life-savers or Expensive Gimmicks? Public defibrillators are not necessarily the best way to reduce rates of sudden death,
Lawmakers Act to Preserve Endangered Night Sky 24th February 2004 Lawmakers Act to Preserve Endangered Night Sky When was the last time you spotted the silky strands of the Milky Way spanning the night sky? For more
National Lab Licenses Anti-Jet-Lag-Diet Software 24th February 2004 National Lab Licenses Anti-Jet-Lag-Diet Software The Argonne Anti-Jet-Lag Diet is now officially online. Software that computes individualized diet plans
Secret Iraq Trip Rankles Statehouse Press Corps 17th February 2004 Secret Iraq Trip Rankles Statehouse Press Corps It’s 5 a.m. Do you know where your governor is? State capitol reporters in six states didn’t have a clue
Frisch Findings 13th February 2004 Portability Planning When the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) local number portability mandate (LNP) took effect on November 24, 2003, an estimated
11 Ways to Leave Your Legacy Systems Behind—Far Behind 13th February 2004 With enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems becoming increasingly commonplace, public-sector entities are certainly no strangers to technology. In
That Was Then, This is Now 13th February 2004 That was Then, This is Now Technology Makes a Difference in Government Ten years ago, documents such as contracts, applications, and forms were paper
Current Public-Sector Contract Awards 13th February 2004 The Smithsonian Institution, the world’s largest museum complex and research organization, has selected Johnson Controls to upgrade the security and fire
Common Sense–Beau Grant 13th February 2004 You Want Answers? Not long ago I received an e-mail from a valued friend and respected colleague, who said he enjoyed my “Common Sense” column and generally
Are You the Last One Standing? 13th February 2004 Are You the Last One Standing? If you’re a manager in a downsized organization, don’t stand there waiting for the ax to fall Sometimes managers feel like
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““Seconded” staffers, or temporary #procurement professionals at #DallasAreaRapidTransit handle varying heavy workl… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 23rd January 2019
As the longest #GovernmentShutdown in U.S. history continues with no sign of abating, city governments are stepping… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 15th January 2019
Florida Governor @RonDeSantisFL formally suspended #BrowardCounty, Fla. Sheriff Scott Israel on Jan. 11, following… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 15th January 2019