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By Coates, Breena E.
Publication: International Journal on E-Learning
Date: Thursday, July 1 2004

GOVERNMENT WITHOUT BOUNDARIES

An emerging trend across the nation since the 1990s reveals governmental entities coming together for integrated informational technology (IT) efforts across boundaries (Governing, August 2001). Such governments have successfully achieved cost savings through the sharing of electronic resources to advance their own unique policy strategies. On the federal and state levels governments have begun working together within a forum called "Government without Boundaries." This group, developed by state Chief Information Officers (CIOs) brings more

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