CMP Media's InternetWeek and Network Computing magazines announced the winners last night in Los Angeles at Internet World 1999. Steve Kolodney, DIS director, and Laura Parma, DIS Interactive Technologies acting assistant director, were on hand to receive the award. People can find jobs online with the click of a mouse.
Businesses can file and pay taxes electronically.
We're using tools of the digital age to make Washington government work for our citizens. Access Washington indexes government information on the web in a manner friendly to users. Popular online services of the site include Employment Security's WORK Job Search, the Department of Revenue's Unclaimed Property and the Department of Labor and Industries' Contractor Registration Inquiry. The Year 2000 button leads to information that can help with decisions about the Y2K date change issue. For the third year in a row, these industry awards recognize organizations that have applied Internet technologies to gain a competitive advantage.