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The April/May issue of StateTech features a cover story detailing five IT executives' dream tech projects. Inside the magazine, you'll hear from state departments of motor vehicles, which are busy struggling to meet the sometimes unclear and often challenging requirements of the Real ID Act; read about how the handling of Hurricane Katrina continues to provide lessons to state and local first responders; and learn about some exciting new technologies, like smart parking meters, improved Web-filtering software and podcasts. |
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Turning The Page
StateTech is sporting a new look. Starting with our dynamic cover, we’ve redesigned the publication to make it more enjoyable, easier to navigate and, hopefully, more valuable. |
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Site Simplicity
Las Vegas’ new Web site provides more efficient customer service and easier access to important information. |
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Retiree Replacement
How to deal with an aging public-sector workforce. |
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Parking Meters Get Smart
Not only do new parking meters accept coins, debit cards and credit cards, but they also tell you when they need to be repaired. |
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Sensible Surfing
Web filtering technology increases productivity and protects agencies against liability claims. |
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City Hall Makeovers
City halls across the United States are busy revamping their technological infrastructures. |
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| To comply with the federal Real ID-compliant driver’s license standards, Departments of Motor Vehicles are facing staggering financial challenges, unclear government regulations and a lack of requisite technology. |
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| Hurricane Katrina and other disasters have reemphasized the importance of the interoperability of emergency communication systems for local and state first responders. Here’s how they’re staying on track. |
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| Five government IT executives talk about their ideal projects — and some formidable roadblocks — in StateTech’s first City IT Wish List. Dream on. |
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Multiple Choice
When it comes to buying new computers, agencies can choose between desktop PCs, notebooks and thin clients. Here are some factors to consider. |
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New IT Sheriff in the Empire State
Michael Mittleman inherited a challenging job late last year when he took over as New York state CIO. Fortunately, he has 40 years of IT experience. |
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Podcast to the People
State and local governments are taking advantage of the MP3 revolution by podcasting everything from women’s health issues to security tips for subway riders to high school football scores. |
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Big Disconnect
IT initiatives frequently fail to meet everyone’s expectations. Learn how experts overcome the technology disconnect and bridge the gap between objectives and outcomes. |
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I.T. Consolidation: Spending Your Savings
Missouri’s CIO shares his experiences with IT consolidation savings. |
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Work in Progress: Improving Cybersecurity Coordination
Here are three security issues that must be addressed within the next 12 to 18 months. |
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Spreading the Wealth: State Government Bets on HUBs
In Texas, historically underutilized businesses are being given the chance for lucrative government contracts. |
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