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Electronic
Government
A compilation of resources and links relating to the State of Texas electronic
government initiatives.
A Leader in Technology
A brief summary of some of the State of Texas technology accomplishments.
Year Project Office 2000
Texas State Government made a successful transition into the Year 2000. As of
March 31, 2000, agency information technology expenditures for to address the Year 2000
problem are approximately $181
million, $26 million below the original estimate of $207 million developed by IBM.
Find the complete report at the link listed above.
Statewide Strategic Plan
A Vision for the Millennium describes a broad approach to providing government
information and services to the public. It proposes improved sharing of information among
agencies, and defines roles for public and private sector providers. Several profiles are
featured throughout the plan to describe how a variety of Texans will benefit from the
vision.
Information Technology Standards for the
State of Texas
A collection links to State and industry standards for government IT operations and
Internet protocols. Also contains reference to State IT recommendations.
Texas Geographic Information Council (TGIC)
The Texas Geographic Information Council is the geographic data planning and
coordination group serving state and regional government agencies in the State of Texas.
TGIC addresses issues concerning geographic data development, exchange, standards, and
policies, as well as geographic information systems (GIS) implementation.
Texas Natural Resources Information System
(TNRIS)
The Texas Natural Resources Information System (TNRIS), a division of the Texas Water
Development Board, is the State's clearinghouse for natural resources data.
Texan 2000
TEX-AN 2000 is a comprehensive set of telecommumincations-related contracts awarded by
the General Services Commission of the State of Texas.
State Technology Assessment Center (STAC)
The STAC researches new technologies in order to determine their effectiveness in state
government. The STAC conducts hands-on testing of the latest hardware and
software and examines its interoperability with existing state equipment and standards.
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