To chronicle and formally recognize state government efforts to transition to self-service online government in service to the citizen, Cathilea Robinett and the Center for Digital Government (Center) conduct the Digital States Survey, the nation’s original and only continuous survey of state government use of IT.
Michael Falkow has worked for the City of Inglewood for over 4½ years and is currently the acting assistant city administrator for administrative services. As the CIO and CTO for the city, he is responsible for the city’s technology infrastructure and the Inglewood Citation Management Services (ICMS), which processes parking citations for 70 agencies around the state of California.
Paul J. Cosgrave was appointed Commissioner of the Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications (DoITT) by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg on June 14, 2006.
This white paper begins to answer the question of what to do about funding challenges ahead for government operations by looking at what works in the laboratories of the states.
Our public institutions are struggling to transition to a system of greater employee freedom, flexibility and
self-determination.
Lemuel C. Stewart, Jr., is Chief Information Officer (CIO) for the Commonwealth of Virginia.
The CIO is the leader of the Virginia Information Technologies Agency (VITA) and serves as the senior executive for all aspects of information technology for the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Eighteen of New York’s top technology innovators from state and local governments were recently selected by the Center for Digital Government, a division of e.Republic, to be the recipients of its esteemed Best of New York awards.
e.Republic announces the best and brightest public-sector technology leaders
There may be no single, simple answer to the complex issue of climate change. Yet there are simple steps that the public sector IT community can take in responding to renewed concerns about environmental sustainability while institutionalizing greater efficiencies into its operations.
Adel Ebeid was appointed as Chief Technology Officer (CTO) for the State of New Jersey by Govenor Corzine when he signed Executive Order #42 on November 2006. In his capacity as CTO, Mr. Ebeid oversees all technology operations throughout the executive branch and the day-to-day functions of the Office of Information Technology.
