Our new leaders will be working with an increasingly informed community that has access to technology at home, work and anywhere a smart phone has signal bars. They will also find a community that expects better access to government information and services, increased transparency and a government that zealously protects the privacy of their information.
Telemedicine technology will soon become part of Guam's medical landscape as the Guam Memorial Hospital gets ready for the installation of equipment that will connect long-distance points of care to points of need.
Who says no good things are happening at GMH?
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Of the more than 50 line agencies, about 80 percent had a Web site online as of Friday, according to the governor's office.