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Technology leadership awards celebrate bright ideas and what we do with them. BY TIMOTHY B. CLARK
IMAGE PHOTOGRAPH 1In this issue, we celebrate innovation at federal agencies: their deployment of information technologies to improve operations and provide a better return, and better services, to the taxpayers.
Reading about the winners of the 2004 Government Technology Leadership Awards, one is struck by the scale of some of the innovations and the implicitly large task that goes with their adoption-gaining acceptance in bureaucratic cultures resistant to change. It is precisely because the deployment of technologies requires rethinking organizational structures and established ways of business that technology is no longer under the control of technologists, but rather the concern of senior management, in both career and political ranks. Solving a problem is what counts, with technology as one piece of the puzzle.
In addition, make sure to read these articles:
- U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Selects Cerner Corp. Laboratory Technology.
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- Out of the Box: But Was it Worth the Trip?
- Media: Super First Half For ABC, But Bowl's Still Not Full
- San Diego Is Feeling Super, Too
- Kickoff for consumer electronics
- Bowl Game: Score The Super Ads
- A Super Marketer
- Fourth And Goal: ABC Eyes First-Half Sellout
- It's Stupor Sunday For Hollywood
- Bowl Focus on Caddy
- Out of the Box: 'Super' Surfers
- Warner Home Video Teams Up With NFL Films for Marketing & Distribution of NFL Titles.
- AT&T Wireless Offers a Sneak Peak at New Advertising Debuting in Super Bowl XXXVII.
Cerner to Help Improve Care for 24 Million Veterans KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Cerner Corp. (NASDAQ: CERN) today announced a nine-year agreement for the ......
Business Editors/Health & Medical Writers ALEXANDRIA, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 12, 2003 Goldstein Delivers Six Action Steps for Preparedness That Also Improves Patient Safety to America's Leading ......
So you spent the $2.2 million, but then what? Super Bowl XXXVII sponsors and advertiser tried to stretch their investment dollars, with additional pr efforts ......
With the exception of one 15-second spot, ABC has sold out the first half of Super Bowl XL, said Ed Erhardt, president, sales for ESPN/ABC ......
The players have yet to suit up for this year's Super Bowl in New Orleans, but plans for next year's game in San Diego are ......
The average consumer doesn't enter a supermarket with the idea of purchasing a television set, but some may not be able to resist the temptation ......
Even before Super Bowl XXXVII ended, analysis of the ads it carried had already begun. And the Internet is playing a big role in that ......
The buttoned-up lawyer who leads the most popular sports league in America isn't much in the way of charisma. But nobody will be watching Paul ......
With the exception of one 15-second spot, ABC has sold out the first half of Super Bowl XL, to be held at Detroit's Ford Stadium ......
The action switches to the small screen — or, in an increasing number of homes, the big-screen TV — this weekend as Super Bowl XXXVII ......
General Motors is concentrating on Cadillac for Super Bowl XXXVII, with the division taking over for Pontiac as the official postgame show sponsor.
Super Bowl XXXVII advertisers spent an average $2.2 million to reach millions of TV watchers during what was for the most part a rather lopsided ......
Entertainment & Sports Editors BURBANK, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 13, 2003 Partnership Kicks Off With Super Bowl XXXVII DVD Featuring an Unprecedented Three Hours of Programming, and ......
Business Editors REDMOND, Wash.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 23, 2003 Today AT&T Wireless (NYSE: AWE) is making available the new advertising it will debut during Super Bowl XXXVII, ......
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