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eGovernment Forschung seit 2001 | eGovernment Research since 2001
National Information Consortium Inc. has won a three-year contract extension with Indianapolis and Marion County in Indiana to manage the jurisdiction's e-government portal, the company announced Jan. 6.

Read more: Indianapolis re-ups NIC for portal management

Washington is the top state when it comes to using digital technology to improve the function of state government. But, according to The Digital State Survey, Arizona is not too far behind.

Read more: Arizona among top e-government states

The U.S. Small Business Administration has launched its SBAExchange Pilot Program — an electronic purchasing tool designed to facilitate small business e-procurement opportunities and improve the efficiency and accountability of current government procurement processes.

Read more: Jump Start Your E-Government Plans

Clinton Township Treasurer William Sowerby, right, explains a new service to resident Gus Jensen as office clerk Mona Gantt looks on.

Clinton Township has become the latest Macomb County community to accept credit card payments for property taxes and has also set up a Web site to provide residents with more tax information.

Read more: Clinton Township to accept credit card payments

The state has moved, but there's no need to pack any boxes or fill out change of address cards at the post office.

The move won't affect snail mail and state offices will stay where they are. Connecticut is moving to a more desirable piece of real estate on the information superhighway.

Read more: State packs more services onto its Web site

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