Sunday, February 09, 2003

Email Consolidation. This post discusses the issues Utah is having in consoladating email.  Very similar to what we have in Michigan.  And, to think that Utah is the home of Novell! I've heard that the email consolidation project that the Cabinet approved as part of Utah's IT plan will be axed. This doesn't surprise me. If I were still around, I'd have probably let it die as well. The project isn't failing for technology reasons. The project is failing because: [Windley's Enterprise Computing Weblog] [Rock Regan's Radio Weblog] comment [] 11:07:40 AM     Rock On. I will have to start reading Rock Regan's insights now that he has joined the blogging community.  Rock was the immediate past president of NASCIO and is an advocate for enterprise computing and electronic government.  And he certainly hasn't been one to avoid controversy as these stories will attest: Between a Rock and a Hard Place - CIO Magazine Connecticutt: Rebuilding a Dynasty or a Dinosaur - CIO Magazine Vendors Chase Wealth of New Opportunities in Connecticutt - Washington Technology Rock's testimony to Congress on Health and Homeland Security The New Deal - Context Magazine And he has to be dealing with some real challenges right now in conjunction with the recently ordered layoff of 2,800 Connecticutt state employees.   FROM: [David Fletcher's Government and Technology Weblog] comment [] 10:46:09 AM     Sweet Weblog.   Although Brian Sweeting works at Novell, he also writes about e-government [David Fletcher's Government and Technology Weblog] comment [] 10:43:16 AM     More on Interoperability. Why Can't We Talk is a document prepared by the National Task Force on Interoperability which advises public officials on communications issues. State and local governments must take the lead and collaboratively formulate an interoperability architecture that provides a roadmap for all to follow. This is an area where Michigan has a problem too.  comment [] 10:37:27 AM

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