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E-gov allies tap legacy systems
TekInsight.com and iWay Software announced a strategic alliance that will combine their strengths to provide state and local governments with e-government solutions tied to legacy databases
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State of technology update
The governor of Florida adds his technology agenda to the roundup of State of the State addresses nationwide
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State of technology update
The governor of Alabama adds his technology agenda to the roundup of State of the State addresses nationwide
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State of technology update
The governors of Pennsylvania and Rhode Island add their technology agenda to the roundup of State of the State addresses nationwide
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State of technology update
The governors of Illinois and Michigan add their technology agenda to the roundup of State of the State addresses nationwide
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State of technology update
The governors of Missouri and North Carolina add their technology agenda to the roundup of State of the State addresses nationwide
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State of technology update
The governor of Nevada adds his technology agenda to the roundup of State of the State addresses nationwide
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State of technology update
The governors of Montana, Ohio and Texas add their IT agendas to the roundup of State of the State addresses nationwide
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The state of technology
Governors across the United States have been making their annual State of the State speeches this month
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EBay closes divide for seniors
The Commerce Department is supporting initiative by eBay to give senior citizens better access to technology and education
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Governors set course for New Economy
Culminating a year-long study of the New Economy, the National Governors' Association released seven recommendations for governors
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This Month's State and Local Government IT Developments
Clinton 2000 Budget Pours Millions into Civic Technology The White House's fiscal 2000 budget underscored several programs that rely heavily on technology spending, with community 'smart growth' programs, hightech crimefighting and education technology programs the clear winners. Clinton proposed
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