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New technologies present amazing opportunities for businesses and governments to increase their efficiency and expand their products and services. But they also present a host of new challenges. Whether state officials are trying to figure out how to improve government performance, recruit businesses, shore-up the tax base, regulate emerging industries or protect individuals’ privacy, they need to stay abreast of the latest technological trends. Not only that, they need to be able to anticipate what’s coming down the pike. |
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THE COUNCIL OF STATE GOVERNMENTS 
The Winner Is ...
Want to know how the elections are going throughout the country? Check out Election Coverage 2008 where you can view the primary, general and special election results for each state and territory.
Consortium Offers Plan for Security
As the U.S. Department of Homeland Security marks its fifth anniversary, 14 national organizations have presented a clear vision for how the nation should address homeland security in the 21st century in a white paper.
States Helping Students Afford College
As more people attend college across the United States, more people need help in paying tuition. Find out what some Midwestern States are doing in the May 2008 Firstline Midwest.
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