San Diego will increase data sharing for employees -- GCN

San Diego will increase data sharing for employees

By GCN Staff
May 10, 2011

San Diego County, Calif., will increase mobility capabilities for employees to collaborate and share data wherever they are working under a new $700 million contract with Hewlett-Packard, Nick Wakeman reports in Washington Technology.

Another goal is to improve citizen-centric services, which is part of the county’s e-government and green IT initiatives, the company said.

San Diego County has been a pioneer in IT outsourcing among state and local governments, turning over its information systems infrastructure to Computer Sciences Corp. in 1999, Wakeman writes.

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