APA's Focus On E-Government
From a new report to an innovative technology survey, the American Planning Association is taking a leadership role in E-Government.
"E-Government is the apt title of a new report that provides an outstanding overview of technology tools and products that many local governments are considering, such as online permitting, e-mail listservs, delivery of electronic planning documents, and web-based mapping."
"... APA's Information Technology Division began in 2004 the first-ever national survey regarding the use of Internet technologies in planning agencies of U.S. cities with a population of 25,000 or greater."
Thanks to Laura Kranz
Published on Tuesday, February 1, 2005 in
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