Promoting Technological Innovation
Digital technologies are fundamentally transforming our economy and society, and have the potential to transform government. A key next step in reinventing government involves the widespread application of information and communications technology to the delivery of government services -- in short, fostering digital government. See "Model Initiatives" and "Talking Points."
July 27, 2007
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Local governments and internet service providers are working togehter to provide free and low cost wireless service to citizens.
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July 27, 2007
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New applications and content will achieve important public goals, while making high-speed Internet service more attractive.
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July 27, 2007
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Even during budget crunches, easy-to-run government websites can and should be developed.
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July 27, 2007
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The connection of FTTP technology with business development and constituent services is proving fruitful for Fort Wayne.
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May 4, 2007
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If state and local governments step up and take action, our economy, our government, and our citizens will be the winners.
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July 27, 2001
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Technology can radically change the delivery of government services - and, more importantly, how citizens are treated.
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June 29, 2001
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It takes a comprehensive ground-up plan to truly digitize state and local governments.
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November 17, 2000
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Current and proven technology could prevent "Floridas" from happening again.
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August 11, 2000
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Internet technology can pay a very important role in encouraging citizen participation and strengthening our democracy.
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August 1, 2000
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Baltimore's CitiStat model is a comprehensive management tool that makes city government a smart, well-informed one.
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July 14, 2000
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This strategy makes gov't agencies more accountable for results, focuses resources, and breaks down bureaucratic barriers.
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June 5, 2000
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Sen. Kerry proposes providing consumers basic protections for Internet privacy while avoiding heavy-handed federal regulation.
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September 20, 1999
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We can strike a balance between encouraging innovation without penalizing brick and mortar businesses & government revenues.
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June 7, 1999
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The DMV can be used to promote digital signatures, expanding access to, and helping grow, the New Economy.
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April 19, 1999
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Technology improves public access to government information and services, creating a more efficient "digital democracy."
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April 12, 1999
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A modern trade data system is needed so that policymakers can react to New Economy realities.
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May 8, 1998
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Government plays an indispensable role in funding basic scientific research that can be applied in the private sector.
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