‘A-minus’ grades go to Pennsylvania and Virginia in 2010 Digital States Survey.
Best of New York Winners Announced
New York state’s top public-sector technology workers and teams recognized for innovative projects at awards ceremony.
Hawaii Collects $100 Million in Unpaid Taxes With Tracking Technology
By the end of a three-and-a-half year project in June 2011, the state expects to collect more than $120 million in previously uncollected taxes.
Cities Let Citizens Pay Bills With ‘Bling’
Palo Alto, Calif., and Lamar, Colo., now accept bill paying of city services and fines through smartphones on a platform called Bling Nation.
Michigan CIO Ken Theis Steps Down
Ken Theis, director of the Michigan Department of Technology, Management and Budget, is leaving state service for a position in the private sector. Theis will be replaced on an acting basis by Phyllis Mellon.
Minnesota’s First CIO, Gopal Khanna, to Resign in December
Gopal Khanna will leave his post on Dec. 15, wrapping up five years of service, in which he helped save the state $200 million.
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