In January, Tom Jarrett, Delaware's chief information officer, began distributing bimonthly reports to state policy-makers that describe the threats the state's computer networks face and the costs of protecting them.
Maximus Inc. has signed a $418.4 million contract with the California Managed Risk Medical Insurance Board to provide services and support to two health services programs.
Affiliated Computer Services Inc. has won a five-year, $4.7 million contract to operate Florida's permitting office for oversize and overweight trucks.
ManTech International Corp. has won a $1.9 million contract to provide the Kansas Department of Health and Environment with a vital statistics integrated information system.
A team led by General Dynamics Corp. is negotiating with the U.S. Army to provide the service with integrated computer systems for its future combat systems program.
Indianapolis Chief Information Officer Mike Hineline doesn't hesitate to acknowledge the shortcomings of local government when it comes to delivering electronic services to citizens and businesses.
In January, Texas attorney Riecke Baumann filed the first electronic lawsuit in Fort Bend County, Texas, while sitting in his Houston office, an hour drive from the courthouse.
IBM Corp. has won an eight-year, $801 million contract from the California Department of Child Support Services to provide a child support collection system.
