Government agencies embrace radio frequency identification (RFID) to speed library operations and payments at highway tollbooths, and to track everything from office files to hurricane victims.

David Sullivan, former CIO of Virginia Beach, Va., offers advice for maximizing e-government initiatives.

After steering massive transformation at the Peace Corps, Minnesota CIO Gopal Khanna brings his expertise to the state's Drive to Excellence initiative.

Washington state builds the nation's first centralized, automated digital archive -- from the ground up.

Utah.gov is not only transforming the way citizens and organizations interact with the state government, it's also saving money, boosting productivity and helping to bring business to the state.

The trend toward outsourcing government IT is gearing up, and state and local governments are finding innovative approaches to manage this challenging issue.

Follow these guidelines to protect the confidentiality and integrity of e-mail and other data broadcast over a wireless network.

Taking a more proactive approach to reporting spam and e-fraud may be the best way to eliminate spammers once and for all.

Popular exchange/sale programs let state and local government organizations safely and legally dispose of IT equipment -- and even get some return on their investment.

The New York Lottery and Indiana's Hoosier Lottery use Tablet PCs to help their sales forces increase revenue and work more efficiently. These mobile devices also help states like Florida capture unpaid sales taxes.

The state's e-commerce approach to fishing and hunting licensing — using onsite thin-client computers — transforms the supply chain.

Effective disaster planning involves far more than simply backing up systems and data. The key is to keep critical government operations functioning.

Execution plays a large role in attaining your IT goals.