State ranked 2nd in nation for use of web-based technology
Multiple improvements to its websites have resulted in the state of Michigan being ranked second in Brown University’s annual ranking of each state government’s usage of web-based technology.
Multiple improvements to its websites have resulted in the state of Michigan being ranked second in Brown University’s annual ranking of each state government’s usage of web-based technology.
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“We are obviously thrilled with this news,” said Teri Takai, Director of the Michigan Department of Information Technology. “We have been very successful in partnering with all the state agencies in order to utilize the Web to give citizens the types of services and information that they need.”
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