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This site is meant as a technical and functional resource for GovGuam employees and the general public. It contains information on all GovGuam IT-related technical and policy issues.

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Jim Lacson

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Government Tech

Government Technology Closed July 3 in Observance of Independence Day

Offices will reopen on Monday July 6.



California Launches Data Repository Web Site

State CIO Teri Takai encourages citizens to utilize the data creatively.



Utah Transit Riders Use Smart Cards to Pay Fares

Utah Transit Authority lets patrons pass contactless smart cards over electronic readers when boarding buses, trains or light rail cars.



How to Create Effective Government Blogs

Seattle Chief Technology Officer Bill Schrier and others talk about their blogging experiences.



Broadband Stimulus Fund Requirements Released by Feds

The federal government released its application standards for state and local governments to receive broadband stimulus money.



New York City Emulating D.C.'s Apps for Democracy Contest

Mayor Michael Bloomberg announces a series of IT initiatives for improved transparency.



Four Steps for ERP Success

Los Angeles CTO Randi Levin talks about implementing enterprise resource planning in the nation's second largest city.



SaaS in Public-Sector IT -- Part Two of Two

Government agencies eye software as a service to capitalize on Web 2.0 and change the way citizens and government interact.



The Four Pillars of Effectively Using Web 2.0 in Government

Accenture white paper presents a framework for evaluating how to utilize Web 2.0 tools.



Federal Dashboard Tracks IT Spending

USAspending.gov revamped to track more than $70 billion in federal government IT spending, providing increased transparency for taxpayers.


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