Top 10 StateTech Stories of 2011
What a year it’s been for state and local governments. As we prepare to ring in 2012, we’re reflecting back on the most popular stories in StateTech. If you missed them the first time, here’s a chance to catch up on the articles that gained the most attention from readers.
1. Go with the Flow
The nation's largest water utility launches an automated meter reading system to boost revenue, eliminate costs and improve customer service.
2. Tablets to the Rescue
Lacey Fire District 3 finds ASUS tablet computers offer a cost-effective alternative to rugged notebooks.
3. Networking Insurance Policy
Investments in networking, server and storage systems and a focus on continuity of operations can pay big dividends for state and local governments.
4. Successful Server Virtualization
Ohio offers tips for defining the opportunity and implementing the initiative.
5. 5 Tips for Deploying Tablets
Heed this advice to ease implementation and gain the greatest benefit from these devices.
6. Keep Out: Private Property
State and local government agencies rely on vulnerability assessments and data loss prevention technology to counter security threats.
7. Mac of All Trades
iPads, iPhones, and the need for performance and security boost Apple popularity in state and local government.
8. Recovery Efforts
IT leaders from Linn County, Iowa, and other localities share their advice for bouncing back from a disaster.
9. Battle of the Tablets
With a flood of options hitting the market, now's the time to prep your apps and network.
10. Q&A with Carlos Ramos
StateTech magazine talks with California Technology Agency Secretary Carlos Ramos about the agency’s IT goals and challenges.
