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Agenda Updated May 14   PTI announces the 2012 CIO & Leadership Summit East, May 17–18 in Boston, MA — Celebrating the theme of the CIO as Chief “Innovation” Officer!

This summit brings together an intimate number of local government technology executives to learn and to share.

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The National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO) has awarded Alan Shark, chief executive officer and executive director of the Public Technology Institute, with the association’s 2012 NASCIO Technology Champion (NTC) award.

Shark received recognition for his outstanding contributions promoting government performance excellence through sound information technology solutions, policies and practice.

The award was presented May 11, 2012, during the NASCIO Midyear Conference in Baltimore, MD.

Read more   05-14-2012

The 2012 PTI Technology Leadership Conference will be held October 21-23 in San Diego, California. It will be co-located with the 2012 NASCIO Annual Conference, as part of efforts by both organizations to foster collaboration and information sharing among local and state government IT executives.

Read more   02-13-2012

Tuesday, June 5, 2012, 2:00–2:30 PM ET

Before you hit the "send" button and submit your application for PTI’s Web 2.0 State and Local Government Award, PTI will provide a brief Web 2.0 Award Question and Answer session.

Read more   04-26-2012

Alexandria, VA, May 3, 2012 – Brian O’Neill, Councilmember, City of Philadelphia and Public Technology Institute Board Chairman, proudly announces the appointment of Bill Oates, CIO for the City of Boston to the PTI Board of Directors.

PTI is a national, non-profit technology research organization created by and for city and county governments.

Read more   05-03-2012

Web 2.0 and civic/social media technologies are dynamic tools for informing and interacting with the public about issues impacting the community, encouraging collaboration for improved communications and service delivery, and engaging the public in government decision-making.

Read more   04-19-2012

New Class Forming June 20  Enroll Now, Class Limit 20

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Public Technology Institute and Rutgers University School of Public Affairs & Administration have teamed with the University of North Carolina’s Center for Public Technology in creating the Nation’s first CGCIO™ program. There is no other national CIO program in the U.S.

Read more   04-05-2012

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Public Technology Institute and Deltek now offer an online procurement intelligence (PI) database as a benefit for PTI local government members.

It contains more than 800,000 local and state government purchasing opportunities, including RFPs, RFQs and supporting documentation; local and state budget and spending data, along with detailed contact and status information. It is continuously updated with information from Deltek’s GovWin IQ offering.

Read more   02-29-2012

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An independent panel of judges has identified the winners of PTI’s 2011–2012 Technology Solutions Awards.

Awards will be presented at the 2012 CIO Leadership & Summit East in Boston. Thank You to all entrants!

Read on for a list of award winners and other recipients of recognition.

Read more   03-28-2012

This book lays out an impressive, well-articulated set of trends that have affected or will soon affect local governments throughout the nation through technology.

Dr. Shark chose local governments as the primary focus because their jurisdictions are where most innovation and experimentation takes place. Despite its focus, this book should be especially helpful to state governments, and perhaps federal agencies, trying to better understand the challenges local governments face.

Seven Trends That Will Transform Local Government through Technology is a must-read for all public managers who are seeking answers about how all the pieces fit together and, as importantly, why.

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