Digital can of worms 1st May 2004 Several unresolved issues with VoIP telephone service make some local governments squemish about the technology’s use.
Bans on local telecom service are upheld 1st May 2004 Supreme Court says states can outlaw such offerings.
GOVERNMENT TECHNOLOGY/Financing tech assets 1st May 2004 Purchase/leaseback agreements can stabilize annual IT costs.
Establishing Green Purchasing Priorities 12th April 2004 Scot Case is the Director of Procurement Strategies at the Center for a New American Dream. After making a commitment to buy almost every organization
Open Source Software: Advocates Press for Government Consideration 12th April 2004 Advocates of open source software, such as the popular Linux operating system, lately have pursued a new strategy to further accelerate its adoption.
EXTRA, EXTRA/California city has best tasting water 1st April 2004 Desert Hot Springs, Calif., has the best tasting municipal water in the world, according to judges who participated in the 14th annual Berkeley Springs
Tracking roadway obstacles 1st April 2004 County’s road closure maps simplify communication between departments
GOVERNMENT TECHNOLOGY/Going public with GIS 1st April 2004 Privacy, access concerns influence locals’ use of online maps.
Electronic warning messages 1st March 2004 Computer network sends automatic alerts to Oregon schools, businesses
Managing energy assets 1st March 2004 By combining databases, utility improves workflow and services.
Young Leaders Episode 4 – Cyril Jefferson – City Councilman, High Point, North Carolina 13th October 2020