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Local government IT budgets continue
shrinking
Fifty-five percent of local government information technology (IT)
budgets will decrease over the next two years as a result of the
economic slowdown, according to the results of a national survey
conducted by the Washington-based Public Technology Institute (PTI).
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Lean thinking in public procurement
By Joseph J. Schiele
With public resources at an all-time low and demand increasing for
better services, the public procurement function clearly needs to do
more with less. Lean thinking provides an approach to do just that,
while providing customers exactly what they want, when they want it.
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Chevy Impala Police Vehicle: High value and high performance.
Many police departments are challenged with reduced fleet budgets. The
Impala Police vehicle combines efficient cost of ownership with power,
performance and maneuverability to help officers get the job done. Take
advantage of a lower lifecycle cost than the Ford Crown Victoria,
best-in-class EPA-estimated MPG (17 city/24 highway/20 combined), lowest
MSRP in the segment and a 100,000 mile/5 year powertrain limited
warranty.* The Impala Police vehicle is rated for high speed emergency
vehicle operations and offers a best-in-class turning radius and ground
clearance. Investigate the Impala Police vehicle, Tahoe PPV and other
Chevy police and special service vehicles at gmfleet.com/police.
*Whichever comes first. See dealer for details
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