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Machine-readable finding aid derived from MS Word, created by Craig S. Moore, 22 July 2008 Description is in English 2013-11-21 Converted to schema conforming EAD by dtd2schema.vh.xsl. A Guide to the Records of the Secretary of Technology, 1997-2006 (bulk 2002-2005) A Collection in the Library of Virginia 43539 Craig S. Moore

Library of Virginia 2008 Craig S. Moore Library of Virginia Descriptive Summary The Library of Virginia Records of the Secretary of Technology, 2002-2005 43539 30.30 cubic feet (87 boxes) English Virginia Secretary of Technology Administrative Information Access Restrictions

Various items have been sealed for seventy-five years from the date of the document for privacy and/or security concerns.

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Preferred Citation

Virginia. Secretary of Technology, 2002-2006. Accession 43539. State Records Collection, The Library of Virginia.

Acquisition Information

These materials came in several accessions and were combined into one body of records under Acc. 43539. Included are the following accessions: 41045, 42312, and 42495.

Historical Information

In February 1997, the House of Delegates passed a resolution requesting that "the Governor appoint a Technology and Science Advisor within his Cabinet to advise him with regard to technological and scientific issues in Virginia and assist him and executive branch agencies with the potential reorganization or restructuring of Virginia state government in response thereto." James S. Gilmore III, a Republican candidate for Governor, proposed in an April 23, 1997 speech the creation of a Cabinet-level post for an information technology officer. After his election as Governor in November 1997, Gilmore kept his campaign promise. On May 21, 1998, Gilmore issued Executive Order Number Nine, creating the Office of the Secretary of Technology. The new Secretary's responsibilities included the "coordinated planning and effective development of information technology resources" in Virginia. Gilmore appointed Donald W. Upson, a vice president of Litton/PRC Inc, an information technology company, and a former senior Republican committee staff member in Washington, as the first Secretary of Technology. The Secretary of Technology possessed Cabinet-level status but was not officially made a permanent member of the Governor's cabinet until 1999. The Secretary of Technology is appointed by the governor and subject to confirmation by the General Assembly. The Secretary is responsible to the governor for the Department of Information Technology, Department of Technology Planning, Center for Innovative Technology, and the Virginia Information Providers Network Authority.

Governor Mark R. Warner retained Donald W. Upson, the first Secretary of Technology, in an interim capacity through February 2002. George C. Newstrom, Governor Warner's selection for Secretary of Technology, began work on March 4, 2002. Newstrom previously worked with EDS, a global technology services company. Secretary Newstrom oversaw the Warner Administration's technology reform, including the consolidation of all Information Technology services and IT employees in the Commonwealth into a single agency, the Virginia Information Technologies Agency (VITA). Newstrom also worked to fundamentally change the way Virginia government purchases and manages information technology across the state. Newstrom resigned on October 1, 2004 and was replaced by his deputy, Eugene J. Huang.

 Scope and Content

The Secretary of Technology records consist of eighty-seven archival boxes and are divided into ten series. Series have been designated for Appointment Calendars, Cabinet Meeting Records, Correspondence & Supporting Documentation, Commonwealth of Virginia's Innovative Technology Symposium (COVITS), Decision Briefs, Projects & Studies, Public Relations, Strategic Plan for Technology, Virginia Information Technologies Agency (VITA), and Virginia Technology Alliance (VTA). These records document the work of the Secretary of Technology under Governor Mark R Warner. The bulk of the records can be found in the Correspondence and Supporting Documentation series which includes background information on many of the technology issues facing the Warner administration. The Virginia Information Technologies Agency series represents the most significant series since it documents the formation of a new state agency to supply the information technology needs for all state government. The Appointment Calendars series provides an important glimpse into the day-to-day activities of the Secretary of Technology.

Arrangement

This collection is arranged into the following series:

Series I: Appointment Calendars, 2002-2006 Series II: Cabinet Meeting Records, 2002-2004 Series III: Commonwealth of Virginia's Innovative Technology Symposium (COVITS), 2002-2005 Series IV: Correspondence & Supporting Documentation, 1997-2005 (bulk 2002-2005) Series V: Decision Briefs, 2002-2005 Series VI: Projects and Studies, 2001-2005 (bulk 2002-2003) Series VII: Public Relations, Activities, and Visits, 2002-2005 Series VIII: Strategic Plan for Technology, 2002-2004 Series IX: Virginia Information Technologies Agency (VITA), 2002-2005 Series X: Virginia Technology Alliance (VTA), 2004-2005 Adjunct Descriptive Data Separated Material

Oversized material has been separated to Box 87.

Contents List Series I: Appointment Calendars, 2002-2006. 1-24 Extent: 24 boxes.

The Appointment Calendars series is housed in twenty-four archival boxes and is arranged in chronological order by the date of the event. This series consists of appointment calendars belonging to Secretary of Technology, George Newstrom, and his successor Eugene Huang, from February 2002 to January 2006. In addition, there are appointment calendars belonging to Eugene Huang in his role as Deputy Secretary between January 2003 and September 2004. This series contains electronic mail, memorandums, cabinet meeting reports, briefing materials, correspondence, invitations, scheduling recommendation/ request forms, agendas, schedule requests, minutes, appointment calendars, speeches, talking points, publications, and other sundry materials.

This series documents events attended by the Secretary of Technology & Deputy Secretary including cabinet meetings, luncheons, dinners, speaking engagements, Virginia Technology Alliance Board meetings, Information Technology Association of America meetings, Identity Theft Task Force meetings, the Virginia Electronic Commerce Technology Center E-Commerce Forum, the Virginia Technology Summit, Information Technology Investment Board meetings, Virginia Workforce Council meetings, Commonwealth of Virginia's Innovative Technology Symposium (COVITS) meetings, and others. Especially noteworthy are the following events: Governor Warner's Trade Mission to China & Hong Kong (2003 Nov. 13-23), National Association of State Chief Information Officers Conference (NASCIO) (2004 Apr. 25-27 & 2005 Oct. 16-19), World Information Technology & Services Alliance (WITSA) in Athens, Greece (2003 May 14-16) & Vietnam (2003 Nov. 26), Joint Hearing of the Select Committee on Cybersecurity, Science, & Research & Development (2004 Apr. 21), Greater Richmond Technology Council Awards Dinner (2004 May 12), Governor Warner's Trade Mission to Beijing, Shanghai, & Nigbo, China (2004 June 4-13), Northern Virginia Technology Trade Mission to Jordan (2004 Apr. 6), Information Technology Investment Board Meeting (2004 July 7), and the Joint Commission on Technology & Science Meeting at Virginia Tech (2004 Aug. 2-3).

Arranged in chronological order.

2002 February 1 1 March 3-17 1 2 18-29 1 3 April 1-10 1 4 11-17 1 5 18-28 2 1 29-30 2 2 May 1-9 2 3 10-18 2 4 19-30 2 5 June 1-11 2 6 12-18 3 1 19-30 3 2 July 1-15 3 3 16-23 3 4 24-31 3 5 August 1-20 3 6 21-27 4 1 28-30 4 2 September 1-15 4 3 16-17 4 4 18-21 4 5 22-30 4 6 October 1-14 5 1 15-18 5 2 19-27 5 3 28-31 5 4 November 1-12 5 5 13-21 5 6 22-30 6 1 December 1-11 6 2 12-31 6 3 2003 January 1-15 6 4 16-31 6 5 February 1-18 6 6 19-28 6 7 March 2-13 7 1 14-26 7 2 27-31 7 3 April 1-11 7 4 12-30 7 5 May 1-6 8 1 7-15 8 2 16-27 8 3 28-30 8 4 June 1-10 8 5 11-24 9 1 25-30 9 2 July 1-13 9 3 14-18 9 4 21-31 9 5 August 9 6 September 1-6 10 1 7-30 10 2 October 1-15 10 3 16-31 10 4 November 10 5 December 1-10 11 1 11-22 11 2 2004 January 11 3 February 2-18 11 4 19-27 11 5 March 1-25 11 6 26-31 11 7 April 1-24 12 1 25-29 12 2 May 12 3 June 12 4 July 7 12 5 8-28 12 6 August 13 1 October 1-11 13 2 12-15 13 3 16-28 13 4 November 13 5 December 1-10 13 6 11-31 14 1 2005 January 1-20 14 2 21-31 14 3 February 1-10 14 4 11-28 14 5 March 1-9 14 6 10-20 15 1 21-29 15 2 30-31 15 3 April 2-11 15 4 12-20 15 5 21-29 16 1 May 2-12 16 2 13-26 16 3 June 1-6 16 4 7-15 16 5 16-30 17 1 July 1-12 17 2 13-21 17 3 22-28 17 4 August 1-22 17 5 23-31 17 6 September 1-15 18 1 16-30 18 2 October 1-19 18 3 20-31 18 4 November 1-14 18 5 15-16 18 6 17-30 18 7 December 1-8 19 1 9-21 19 2 2006 January 3-7 19 3 Deputy Secretary 2003 January 19 4 March 4-14 19 5 17-31 19 6 April 20 1 May 1-27 20 2 28-31 20 3 June 1-10 20 4 11-30 20 5 July 1-24 20 6 25-31 21 1 August 1-20 21 2 21-29 21 3 September 21 4 October 21 5 November 3-15 21 6 16-30 22 1 December 22 2 2004 January 22 3 February 22 4 March 22 5 April 22 6 May 23 1 June 23 2 July 23 3 August 2-11 23 4 12-25 23 5 September 1-15 23 6 16-30 24 1 Series II: Cabinet Meeting Records, 2002-2004. 24-25 Extent: 2 boxes.

The Cabinet Meeting Records series is housed in two archival boxes and is arranged in chronological order by the date of the meeting. The series consists of cabinet meeting records belonging to Secretary of Technology, George Newstrom, between March 2002 and December 2004. The series contains cabinet meeting agenda, cabinet weekly reports, meeting notes, memorandums, briefings, legislation, presentations, and other sundry items.

This series documents weekly cabinet meetings held by Governor Mark R. Warner & William H. Leighty, Chief of Staff, attended by Secretary George Newstrom. Especially usefully in this series are cabinet weekly reports. These reports provide information delivered by Secretary Newstrom in the cabinet meetings regarding legislation, governor's initiatives/special projects including Virginia Information Technologies Agency (VITA), Center for Innovative Technology (CIT), Commonwealth of Virginia's Innovative Technology Symposium (COVITS), etc., agency matters/operations, procurements, events/agency visits, audits/investigations/compliance, stakeholder issues, & pending decisions.

Arranged in chronological order.

2002 March-July 24 2 August-November 24 3 December 24 4 2003 January-June 24 5 July-October 25 1 November-December 25 2 2004 January-June 25 3 July-November 25 4 Series III: Comonwealth of Virginia Innovative Technology Symposium (COVITS), 2002-2005. 25-27 Extent: 3 boxes.

The Commonwealth of Virginia's Innovative Technology Symposium (COVITS) series is housed in two archival boxes and is arranged in chronological order by the date of the symposium. The series consists of correspondence, briefing books, news clippings, speeches, programs, media plans, DVDs, and other sundry items.

This series documents the role of the Secretary of Technology in the planning, sponsorship, & implementation of the Commonwealth of Virginia's Innovative Technology Symposiums held in Virginia between 2002 and 2005. The Commonwealth of Virginia's Innovative Technology Symposium is an annual conference of officials from state & local government, business, and academia to discuss Virginia's technology issues. The series includes speeches delivered by Governor Mark Warner & Secretary of Transportation George C. Newstrom. Also useful within this series is program information and press documenting the symposiums.

Arranged in chronological order, then alphabetical.

2002 Conference Program 25 5 Miscellaneous 25 6 Videotapes 25 7 2003 Briefing Book 25 8 Closing Remarks 25 9 Event Program & Guide 25 10 Governor's Technology Awards 25 11 Miscellaneous 26 1 Opening Remarks 26 2 Presentations 26 3 Press 26 4 Press Releases 26 5 Remarks 26 6 Speaker Remarks 26 7 Speech 26 8 Teleportec, Inc. 26 9 2004 Advertising 26 10 Event Program & Guide 26 11 General 26 12 Governor's Speech 27 1 Media Plan 27 2 Meeting 27 3 Miscellaneous 27 4 Press 27 5 Remarks 27 6 2005 Event Briefing Book 27 7 Event Program & Guide 27 8 Miscellaneous 27 9 Sponsorship Letters 27 10 Series IV: Correspondence & Supporting Documentation, 2002-2005. 28-68 Extent: 41 boxes.

The Correspondence & Supporting Documentation series is housed in forty-one archival boxes and is arranged in two subseries. Subseries have been designated for Constituent Correspondence and Secretary's Correspondence. The Constituent Correspondence subseries relates to correspondence originally sent to the Governor's Office and assigned to the Secretary of Technology. The Secretary's Correspondence documents incoming & outgoing correspondence and legislative files of the Secretary of Technology.

Arranged in alphabetical order.

Subseries A: Constituent Correspondence, 2002-2005. 28-30 3 boxes

The Constituent Correspondence subseries is housed in three archival boxes and is arranged chronologically. The subseries contains people summary sheets, electronic mail, correspondence, publications, and other sundry documents.

This subseries documents correspondence sent to Governor Mark Warner and assigned to the Secretary of Technology. The correspondence includes a people summary sheet from the Governor's Office which provides the name & address of the correspondent, the action required, people associated with the correspondence, and completed steps in responding to the correspondence. Oftentimes, the secretary's letter in response is included in the file. The correspondence in this subseries relates to the following topics: technology products & services, internet, spam, legislation, identity theft, telecommuting, budget cuts, Virginia's Center for Innovative Technology, Department of Information Technology, information technology restructuring, Microsoft, VITA, teachers' computer discounts, COVITS, internet pornography, cell phones, and other topics.

Arranged in chronological order.

2002 February 28 1 March 28 2 April 28 3 May 28 4 June 28 5 July 28 6 August 28 7 September 28 8 October 28 9 November 28 10 December 28 11 Miscellaneous 28 12 2003 January 28 13 February 28 14 March 28 15 April 28 14 May 28 15 June 29 1 July 29 2 August 29 3 September 29 4 October 29 5 November 29 6 December 29 7 2004 January 29 8 February 29 9 March 29 10 April 29 11 May 29 12 June 29 13 July 29 14 August 29 15 September 29 16 October 29 17 November 29 18 December 29 19 2005 January 30 1 February-March 30 2 April 30 3 May-July 30 4 Subseries B: Secretary's Correspondence, 2002-2005. 30-68 39 boxes

The Secretary's Correspondence subseries is housed in thirty-eight archival boxes and is arranged in three sub-subseries. Sub-subseries have been designated for Chronological Files, General Assembly Information, and Legislative Files & Information. The subseries contains correspondence and supporting documentation received by the Secretary of Technology between 2002 and 2005. The Chronological Files sub-subseries is the largest and most useful of the three sub-subseries. It contains incoming & outgoing correspondence of the Secretary of Technology along with supporting files documenting various technology issues. The General Assembly Information sub-subseries provides documentation on technology-related legislation. Lastly, the Legislative Files & Information sub-subseries provides further background information regarding significant technology-related legislation.

Arranged in alphabetical order.

Sub-Subseries 1: Chronological Files, 1997-2005. 30-59 30 boxes

The Chronological Files sub-subseries is housed in twenty-eight archival boxes and is arranged in chronological order, then alphabetical. This sub-subseries contains incoming & outgoing correspondence, publications, reports, legislation, legislative study tracking reports, memorandums, legislative action summaries, news releases, presentations, agency hiring requests, and other sundry items. Correspondence represents the most significant The incoming correspondence includes correspondence sent to Secretary Donald W. Upson, Secretary George C. Newstrom, and Deputy Secretary Eugene Huang, other secretariats, U.S. Senators & House of Representatives, state senators & delegates, state officials, & constituents. This correspondence relates to the following subjects: congratulatory letters, budget, technology products & services, appearances, conferences, meeting, thank-you letters, and legislation. In most cases, the incoming correspondence can be found with the Secretary's outgoing response. This correspondence relates to the following subjects: speaking engagements, legislation, budget, recommendations, COVITS, thank-you letters, conferences, workshops, invitations, technology products & services, technology procurement approvals, WITSA, awards, contracts, Governor's trade mission to Asia, congratulatory letters for appointments to boards & commissions, Virginia's Center for Technology Innovation, employment, and agency hiring requests.

Arranged in chronological order.

1997 Report of the Southern Technology Council 30 5 1999 Report of the Southern Technology Council 30 6 2001 Jefferson Lab 30 7 Report on the Future of the South 30 8 Report on the Southern Technology Council 30 9 Report on the Southern Technology Council 30 10 Technology Forecast: 2001-2003 30 11 Virginia Biotechnology/Biomedical Directory 30 12 2002 Access Solutions Guide 31 1 Briefing (folder 1) 31 2 Briefing (folder 2) 31 3 British Embassy Visit to Richmond 31 4 Budget Amendments 31 5 Budget Amendments 31 6 Cavalier Telephone 31 7 Center for Innovative Technology 31 8 Chief Information Officer Advisory Board 31 9 ComCare Alliance Briefing 32 1 Commonwealth Major IT Project Status Report Dashboard 32 2 Commonwealth Technology Fund 32 3 Congressional Briefing 32 4 Correspondence - Incoming January 32 5 February 32 6 March 32 7 April 32 8 May 1-15 33 1 May 16-23 33 2 May 24-31 33 3 June 4-20 33 4 June 21-30 33 5 July 1-20 34 1 July 24-31 34 2 August 1-15 34 3 August 16-30 34 4 August [Undated] 34 5 September 5-25 34 6 September 27-30 35 1 October 35 2 November 4-15 35 3 November 18-30 35 4 November [Undated] 35 5 December 2-24 35 6 December [Undated] 36 1 Correspondence - Outgoing January 36 2 February 36 3 March 36 4 April 36 5 May 36 6 June 36 7 July 36 8 August 36 9 September 37 1 October 37 2 November 37 3 December 37 4 Defending the American Homeland 37 5 e58 Proposals (folder 1) 37 6 e58 Proposals (folder 2) 37 7 e58 Proposals (folder 3) 38 1 eGovernment Leadership-Realizing the Vision 38 2 eVa 38 3 Executive Orders & Legislative Studies Binder (Sections 1-7) 38 4 Executive Orders & Legislative Studies Binder (Sections 8-12) 38 5 Executive Orders & Legislative Studies Binder (Sections 13-16) 38 6 Executive Orders & Legislative Studies Binder (Sections 16-19) 38 7 Executive Orders & Legislative Studies Binder (Sections 20-21) 39 1 FACE International Corporation 39 2 General Assembly Session 2003 (HB 1530-HB 1957) 39 3 General Assembly Session 2003 (HB 2164-SB 1274) 39 4 George Washington University Virginia Campus 39 5 Gilmore Administration Briefing (Folder 1) 39 6 Gilmore Administration Briefing (Folder 2) 39 7 Governor's Advisory Board for the Virginia Biotechnology Initiative (Part 1-7) 39 8 Governor's Advisory Board for the Virginia Biotechnology Initiative (Part 8-10) 40 1 Governor's Higher Education Summit Steering Committee Meeting (Part 1-10) 40 2 Governor's Higher Education Summit Steering Committee Meeting (Part 11-19) 40 3 Governing Source Book 40 4 Hampton Roads Partnership 40 5 HJ 206 Report 40 6 Identity Theft Task Force (Folder 1) 40 7 Identity Theft Task Force (Folder 2) 40 8 Information Technology Association of America Board of Directors Meeting & Joint Board retreat 40 9 Information Technology: Challenges & Opportunities 40 10 Innovation U.: New University Roles in a Knowledge Economy 40 11 Integrated Criminal Justice Information System 41 1 Invented Here: The 2002 Southern Innovative Index 41 2 Joint Legislative Audit & Review Commission Development Review of Information Technology Systems 41 3 Study of Workforce Training 41 4 Joint Venture: Silicone Valley Network 41 5 Latinos & Information Technology: The Promise & the Challenge 41 6 Mason Enterprise Center 41 7 National Electronic Commerce Coordinating Council 41 8 New River Valley Companies 41 9 Public Sector CXO Perspectives 41 10 Reform Agenda 41 11 Report on the Future of the South 42 1 Shenandoah Valley Technology Council 42 2 Speeches 42 3 State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV) Strategic Planning 42 4 State of Innovation: Benchmarking Virginia's Performance in a Innovation-driven Global Economy 42 5 State Official's Guide to Internet Privacy 42 6 Surveys & Reports (Folder 1) 42 7 Surveys & Reports (Folder 2) 42 8 Surveys & Reports (Folder 3) 42 9 Tech Transfer 2002 42 10 Tobacco Commission 43 1 Tobacco Commission e58 Task Force (Folder 1) 43 2 Tobacco Commission e58 Task Force (Folder 2) 43 3 University of Virginia Visit 43 4 VC 2002: The Premier Educational Conference for Private Equity 43 5 Venture Guide 2002 43 6 Virginia Commercial Space Flight Authority 43 7 Virginia Commonwealth University 43 8 Virginia Economic Bridge 43 9 Virginia Economic Development Partnership 43 10 Virginia Performing Arts Foundation 43 11 Virginia Research & Technology Advisory Council 44 1 Virginia Workforce Council 44 2 Virginia Workforce Council Briefing Book 44 3 Working Council for Chief Information Officers 44 4 Working Council for Chief Information Officers - Organizing for Agility: Strategies for IT Efficiency & Continuous IT/Business Alignment in Uncertain Environments 44 5 2003 Budget 45 1 Budget Action Reports 45 2 Center for Innovative Technology 45 3 Correspondence - No Response January 2-20 45 4 January 21-29 45 5 February 3-20 45 6 February 25-27 45 7 March 5-7 45 8 March 12-28 46 1 April 2-8 46 2 April 9-27 46 3 April [Undated] 46 4 May 1-20 46 5 May 21-30 47 1 June 1-12 47 2 June 12-30 47 3 July 47 4 August 1-20 47 5 August 21-28 47 6 September 48 1 October 48 2 November 48 3 December 48 4 Correspondence - Response January 48 5 February 48 6 March 49 1 April 49 2 May 49 3 June 49 4 July 49 5 August 1-12 49 6 August 13-27 49 7 August 29 49 8 September 50 1 October 50 2 November 50 3 December 50 4 COVITS 2003 Event Program & Guide 50 5 Effective Use of Information Technology 50 6 eGovernment Leadership: Engaging the Customer 50 7 Eight Imperatives for Leaders in a Networked World 50 8 Federal Action Reports 51 1 HB 1530 & HB 1957 51 2 Information Technology Association of America (ITAA) Board of Directors Meeting, 2003 May 4 51 3 Information Technology Association of America (ITAA) Board of Directors Meeting, 2003 Nov. 9 51 4 Information Technology Association of America (ITAA) Board of Directors Teleconference, 2003 Mar. 24 51 5 Information Technology: Control Structures Are Only Part of Successful Governance 51 6 Institutionalizing IT Cost Efficiency 51 7 New Economy Strategies (NES) Presentation Materials 51 8 NIC eGovernment Leadership Summit 51 9 No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 51 10 Outsourcing in Government: Pathways to Value 51 11 Secure Virginia Initiative (Folder 1) 52 1 Secure Virginia Initiative (Folder 2) 52 2 Tobacco Commission 52 3 VC 2003: Exploring the Business of Venture Capital 52 4 Virginia Research and Technology Advisory Commission (VRTAC) Capitol Hill Day 52 5 Quarterly Meeting, February 52 6 Quarterly Meeting, October 52 7 Quarterly Meeting, November 52 8 Report Summary 52 9 Working Council for Information Officers 52 10 World Congress on Information Technology 2006 - Board of Directors Binder 52 11 World Congress on Information Technology 2006 - Board Meeting 52 12 2004 Correspondence - No Response January 53 1 February 2-17 53 2 February 18-27 53 3 March 1-3 53 4 March 5-31 53 5 April 53 6 May 53 7 June 54 1 July 54 2 August 54 3 October 54 4 November 54 5 December 54 6 Undated 54 7 Correspondence - Response January 54 8 February 54 9 March 54 10 April 55 1 May 55 2 June 55 3 July 55 4 August 55 5 September 55 6 October 55 7 November 55 8 December 55 9 Globally Competitive South 55 10 Government Performance Project (Folder 1) 55 11 Government Performance Project (Folder 2) 55 12 Government Performance Project (Folder 3) 55 11 Marshall, Bob 56 1 National Engineers Week 56 2 Not Invested Here: The 2004 Southern Innovative Index 56 3 Report on Statewide Financial Management & Compliance 56 4 Shenandoah Telecommunications Company 56 5 Working Council for Chief Information Officers Building the Secure Enterprise 56 6 Charting the Course for Principled IT Centralization 56 7 Informed Choices: Disciplines for a Business-Value Makeover in Corporate IT 56 8 Principled IT Expertise for End-to-End Business Organization 56 9 2005 Commonwealth of Technological Opportunity: A Report Back to the Citizens of Virginia (Folder 1) 56 10 Commonwealth of Technological Opportunity: A Report Back to the Citizens of Virginia (Folder 2) 56 11 Correspondence - Incoming January 56 12 February 1-24 57 1 February [Undated] 57 2 March 3-14 57 3 March 15-29 57 4 April 1-25 57 5 April [Undated] 57 6 May 4-19 58 1 May 20-26 58 2 June 1-30 58 3 June [Undated] 58 4 July 58 5 August 58 6 September 58 7 October 59 1 Correspondence - Outgoing January 59 2 February 59 3 March 59 4 April 59 5 May 59 6 June 59 7 July 59 8 Sub-Subseries 2: General Assembly Information, 2003-2005. 59-65 7 boxes

The General Assembly Information sub-subseries is housed in seven archival boxes and is arranged in chronological order by session, then alphabetically. This sub-subseries contains legislation, legislative study tracking reports, correspondence, bill summaries, memorandums, calendars of reports, status of studies, annual reports, operating plans, press releases, news clippings, drafting request forms, legislative action summaries, fiscal impact statements, enrolled bill reviews, electronic mail, and presentations. Noteworthy legislation includes the following: E-911 funds, consolidation of the Office of Secretary of Technology with the Secretary of Commerce & Trade (HB 1957); conflict of interest in contracts for research & development or commercialization of intellectual property (HB 2283); remote access to land records (HB 2294); telephone solicitors (HB 2311); fees collected by circuit court clerks (SB 740); workplace privacy (SB 1289); commercial electronic mail (SB 924); joint subcommittee to study the impact of collecting remote sales tax (HJR 176); telephone privacy act (SB 918); creation of the Virginia Information Technologies Agency (VITA) (SB 847 & SB 1247); Photogrammetrists bill, higher education bill (SB 1314); biotechnology partnership (HB 425); electronic meetings (SB 711); intellectual property (SB 1053); hydro energy plan (HB 2913); Technology & Biotechnology Investment Fund (HB 1692); Computer Crimes Act (HB 1729); and the Biotechnology Commercialization Loan Fund (SB 646).

 2003 Center for Innovative Technology (CIT) 59 9 Center for Innovative Technology (CIT) Budget Amendment 59 10 Dept. of Technology Planning 59 11 E-911 Funds 59 12 Enrolled Bill Reviews 59 13 Governor's Legislative Agenda 59 14 HB 1530 59 15 HB 1575 59 16 HB 1719 59 17 HB 1761 59 18 HB 1816 59 19 HB 1925 59 20 HB 1926 59 21 HB 1927 59 22 HB 1931 59 23 HB 1957 59 24 HB 2164 60 1 HB 2283 60 2 HB 2284 60 3 HB 2285 60 4 HB 2294 60 5 HB 2311 60 6 HB 2397 60 7 HB 2426 60 8 HB 2522 60 9 HB 2523 60 10 HB 2639 60 11 HB 2721 60 12 HB 2756 60 13 HB 2760 60 14 HB 2792 60 15 Higher Education Issues 60 16 HJR 176 60 17 House Appropriation's Committee Subcommittee on Commerce & Technology 60 18 Legislative Issues to Support Secretary Wood 60 19 Legislative Studies 60 20 Legislative Studies Follow-up (Folder 1) 60 21 Legislative Studies Follow-up (Folder 2) 60 22 Proposed Legislation 61 1 SB 740 61 2 SB 795 61 3 SB 796 61 4 SB 847 61 5 SB 873 61 6 SB 874 61 7 SB 875 61 8 SB 918 61 9 SB 924 61 10 SB 925 61 11 SB 942 61 12 SB 1203 61 13 SB 1247 61 14 SB 1289 61 15 Veto Session 61 16 VITA Bill 61 17 2004 Broadband 62 1 General Assembly Session 2004 62 2 HB 73 62 3 HB 148 62 4 HB 165 62 5 HB 178 62 6 HB 179 62 7 HB 243 62 8 HB 262 62 9 HB 315 62 10 HB 425 62 11 HB 470 62 12 HB 478 62 13 HB 508 62 14 HB 520 62 15 HB 541 62 16 HB 543 62 17 HB 544 62 18 HB 545 62 19 HB 546 62 20 HB 548 62 21 HB 749 62 22 HB 842 62 23 HB 938 62 24 HB 1000 62 25 HB 1010 62 26 HB 1040 62 27 HB 1043 62 28 HB 1145 62 29 HB 1174 62 30 HB 1201 62 31 HB 1231 62 32 HB 1281 62 33 HB 1304 62 34 HB 1330 62 35 HB 1360 62 36 HB 1380 62 37 HB 1386 63 1 HB 1389 63 2 HB 1403 63 3 HB 1467 63 4 HJR 120 63 5 HJR 176 63 6 Joint Legislative Audit & review Commission (JLARC) 63 7 Legislation Action Summaries 63 8 Legislative Changes 63 9 Legislative Package 63 10 SB 11 63 11 SB 95 63 12 SB 151 63 13 SB 161 63 14 SB 171 63 15 SB 182 63 16 SB 241 63 17 SB 302 63 18 SB 539 63 19 SB 565 63 20 SB 598 63 21 SB 646 63 22 SB 688 63 23 SB 1247 (also HB 1926) 64 1 Special Session 64 2 Veto Session 64 3 Virginia Biotechnology Partnership 64 4 Virginia Information Technology Transformation Project 64 5 VITA Bill 64 6 VITA Bill Amendments 64 7 VITA Legislative Proposal 64 8 Virginia research & Technology Advisory Commission (VRTAC) 64 9 2005 HB 1572 65 1 HB 1661 65 2 HB 1691 65 3 HB 1692 65 4 HB 1729 65 5 HB 1733 65 6 HB 1801 65 7 HB 1804 65 8 HB 2051 65 9 HB 2054 65 10 HB 2151 65 11 HB 2158 65 12 HB 2395 65 13 HB 2397 65 14 HB 2404 65 15 HB 2419 65 16 HB 2470 65 17 HB 2495 65 18 HB 2534 65 19 HB 2556 65 20 HB 2586 65 21 HB 2672 65 22 HB 2753 65 23 HB 2760 65 24 HB 2797 65 25 HB 2845 65 26 HB 2860 65 27 HB 2863 65 28 HB 2866 65 29 HB 2880 65 30 HB 2908 65 31 HB 2913 65 32 HB 2924 65 33 Legislative Package 65 34 Photogrammetrists 65 35 SB 711 65 36 SB 879 65 37 SB 882 65 38 SB 902 65 39 SB 959 65 40 SB 960 65 41 SB 963 65 42 SB 992 65 43 SB 1005 65 44 SB 1027 65 45 SB 1053 65 46 SB 1107 65 47 SB 1148 65 48 SB 1159 65 49 SB 1192 65 50 SB 1196 65 51 SB 1249 65 52 SB 1252 65 53 SB 1286 65 54 SB 1306 65 55 SB 1314 65 56 SB 1327 65 57 SB 1337 65 58 Secretary of Technology Watch Bills 65 59 Sub-Subseries 3: Legislative Files & Information, 1999-2004. 66-68 3 boxes

The Legislative Files & Information sub-subseries is housed in three archival boxes and is arranged in alphabetical order. This sub-subseries contains legislation, reports, correspondence, memorandums, presentations, and other sundry items. Significant is legislation concerning technology issues such as the Commonwealth Technology Research Fund, the Virginia Anti-Spamming Act, the Virginia Information Technologies Agency, and the Information Technology Investment Board.

Arranged in alphabetical order.

Audit Reports, 2001-2003 . 66 1 Budget Amendments, 2002 . 66 2 Governor's Cabinet Secretary's Report on Audit, 2004 . 66 3 House Appropriations, House Finance, & Senate Finance Committees, 2002 . 66 4 Innovative Technology Authority Annual Financial Statements, 2004 . 66 5 JLARC Interim Report, 2002 . 66 6 Legislation, 1999 . 66 7 Legislation, 2003 . 66 8 Legislation, 2003 . 66 9 Legislation, 2003 . 67 1 Legislative Session 2002, 2002 . 67 2 Legislative Session 2002, 2002 . 67 3 Legislative Session 2002, 2002 . 67 4 Legislative Session 2003 67 5 Reports on Statewide Financial Management & Compliance, 2001-2004 . 67 6 Review of the Dept. of Taxation Public-Private Partnership with American Management Systems, 2002 . 67 7 Standards & Procedures, 2003 . 68 1 Technology Investment Projects, 2003 . 68 2 Technology Investment Projects, 2003-2004 . 68 3 Technology Investment Projects, 2004 . 68 4 Virginia Commercial Space Flight Authority Reports on Audit, 2002-2004 . 68 5 Virginia Financial Perspective, 2001 . 68 6 Virginia Information Providers Network Authority Report on Audit, 2003 . 68 7 VITA Draft Operating Plan, 2003 . 68 8 VITA Reprt on Policies & Procedures, 2004 . 68 9 VITA Special Report, 2004 . 68 10 Seires V: Decision Briefs, 2002-2005. 69 Extent: 1 box.

The Decision Briefs series is housed in one archival folder and is arranged in chronological order. The series contains decision briefs submitted to Governor Mark R. Warner by secretariats for approval. The decision briefs include a synopsis of the request, a recommendation of the secretariat, background information, discussion, and a conclusion. The decision briefs relate to the renewal of a contract for the Relay Center in Norton, Va., the role of the governor as chair of the Southern Technology Council, additional positions for the start-up of the new Virginia Information Technologies Authority (VITA), the proposal of the Southern Technology Council & South Growth Policies Board to develop a brand for the "Technological South," a deficit loan for the Virginia Information Technologies Agency, transitional severance benefits for state employees, the request for the governor to serve as project chairman for the Southern Technology Council's taskforce on venture capital in the south, known as VentureSouth, and the funding for the Virginia Modeling and Simulation Initiative (VIMSIM).

Arranged in chronological order.

Decision Briefs, 2002-2005. 69 1 Series VI: Projects & Studies, 2002-2005. 69-73 Extent: 5 boxes.

The Projects & Studies series is housed in five archival boxes and is arranged in three subseries. Subseries have been designated for the Center for Innovative Technology, the Department of Information Technology, & the Department of Technology Planning. This series documents special projects managed by the Secretary of Technology. Both the Department of Information Technology & the Department of Technology Planning were superseded by the newly created Virginia Information Technologies Agency in 2003.

Arranged in alphabetical order.

Subseries A: Center for Innovative Technology (CIT),2002-2005. 69-72 4 boxes

The Center for Innovative Technology (CIT) subseries is housed in four archival boxes and is arranged in alphabetical order. This subseries contains correspondence, presentations, press releases, reports, and other sundry items. The subseries documents the work of the Center for Innovative Technology, Virginia's state-chartered nonprofit corporation to enhance federal research funding to Virginia's colleges, universities, & industry, to commercialize intellectual property from universities & laboratories, and promote technology-based economic development. Noteworthy are files related to board meetings, the Governor's Advisory Board for the Virginia Biotechnology Initiative, Higher Education Research Projects, and the Virginia Research & Technology Advisory Council (VRTAC).

Arranged in alphabetical order.

Board of Directors, 2002 . 69 2 Board Meeting, 2002 . 69 3 Board Meeting, 2003 . 69 4 Board Profiles, 2003 . 69 5 Budget Press Release, 2003 . 69 6 Building Appraisal, 2002 . 69 7 Executive Agreements, 2003 . 70 1 General Assembly Opposition, 2003 . 70 2 Governor's Advisory Board for the Virginia Biotechnology Initiative (Folder 1), 2003 . 70 3 Governor's Advisory Board for the Virginia Biotechnology Initiative (Folder 2), 2003 . 70 4 Governor's Advisory Board for the Virginia Biotechnology Initiative (Folder 3), 2003 . 70 5 Higher Education Research Projects(Folder 1), 2005 . 70 6 Higher Education Research Projects(Folder 2), 2005 . 70 7 Innovative Technology Authority, 2002-2003 . 70 8 Higher Education Research Projects(Folder 1), 2005 . 70 6 Jobse, Peter, 2002-2003 . 71 1 Land Committee 2002 . 71 2 Land Use Study 2002 . 71 3 Lobbying Efforts 2003 . 71 4 Miscellaneous 2002 . 71 5 Presentations 2002-2003 . 71 6 President's Briefing 2005 . 71 7 Southwest Virginia 2002 . 71 8 STARS Management Group 2003 . 71 9 Strategic Plan 2003 . 71 10 Strategic Plan 2003 . 72 1 Virginia Election & Registration Information System (VERIS) 2005 . 72 2 Virginia Research & Technology Advisory Council (VRTAC) Quarterly Meeting 2005 May 17 . 72 3 Virginia Research & Technology Advisory Council (VRTAC) Quarterly Meeting 2005 Sept. 20 . 72 4 Subseries B: Department of Information Technology (DIT), 2002-2003. 72 1 box

The Department of Information Technology (DIT) subseries is housed in one archival box and is arranged in chronological order. This subseries contains correspondence, memorandums, publications, and other sundry items. Included in this subseries are letters & memorandums from Bruce G. Gordon, Acting Director of the Department of Information Technology, and later Cheryl Clark, Director.

Arranged in chronological order.

2002 January-March 8 . 72 5 2002 March 11-December . 72 6 2003 . 72 7 Subseries C: Department of Technology Planning (DTP), 2001-2003. 73 1 box

The Department of Technological Planning subseries is housed in one archival box and is arranged in chronological order. This subseries contains correspondence, reports, memorandums, decision papers, and other sundry items. Included are letters & memorandums from N. Jerry Simonoff, Director of the Department of Information Technology, & George C. Newstrom, Secretary of Technology. In addition, there are various procurement requests from the Department of Technology Planning to the Secretary of Technology and requests for staff to attend conferences.

Arranged in chronological order.

2001 . 73 1 2002 January-May . 73 2 2002 June-December . 73 3 2003 . 73 4 Series VII: Public Relations, Activities, & Visits, 2002-2005. 74-80 Extent: 7 boxes.

The Public Relations, Activities, & Visits series is housed in six archival boxes and is arranged in two subseries. Subseries have been designated for Press Clips & Releases and Speeches. This series mainly documents media information about the Secretary of Technology & technology issues and speeches, rather than the planning of public relations, activities, & visits. See Series I: Appointment Calendars for information on public appearances.

Arranged in alphabetical order.

Subseries A. Press Clips & Releases, 2002-2004. 74-75 2 boxes

The Press Clips & Releases subseries is housed in two archival boxes and is arranged chronologically with press clips filed separately from press releases. This subseries documents news clippings & magazine articles related to the appointment of George C. Newstrom as Secretary of Technology, the creation of the Virginia Information Technologies Agency, and technology-related issues in Virginia. The press releases relate to various announcements from the Governor's Office, Virginia's Center for Innovative Technology, and the Secretary of Technology.

Arranged in chronological order with press clips separated from press releases.

Press Clips 2002 January-June 74 1 2002 July-December 74 2 2003 January-April 74 3 2003 May-August 74 4 2003 September-November 74 5 2004 January-May 74 6 2004 June-December 74 7 Press Releases 2003 75 1 2004 75 2 Subseries B: Speeches, 1998-2005. 75-80, 87 7 boxes

The Speeches subseries is housed in six archival boxes and is arranged in chronological order, then alphabetically. This subseries documents various speeches made by the Secretary of Technology between 2002 and 2005. In addition, there is background information including articles, publications, phone conversation logs, & correspondence. Noteworthy is Secretary George C. Newstrom's Congressional testimony before the House Select Committee on Homeland Security in 2004. There are also transcripts & drafts of speeches given by the secretary at various technology conferences such as COVITS & NASCIO.

Arranged in chronological order, then alphabetical.

1998 Civic.com Magazine 75 3 2000 Government Technology Magazine (See Oversized) 75 4 2002 Broadband 75 5 Digital State 2002 75 6 E-Government 75 7 General 75 8 Government Technology Magazine (See Oversized) 75 9 Government Technology Magazine Supplements 75 10 Governor's Intro 75 11 Governor's Technology Awards 75 12 North American High-Tech Convention 75 13 Richmond Export Import Club 75 14 Richmond Times-Dispatch 75 15 Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) 75 16 Speech Writers 75 17 Wilder Commission 75 18 Wireless Portal 75 19 2003 Arlington Economic Development Tech Luncheon 75 20 British-American Business Association Luncheon 76 1 Broadband 76 2 Commonwealth of Virginia Innovation Technology Symposium (COVITS) 76 3 Emerging Leaders Institute 76 4 General 76 5 Governing Magazine 76 6 Government Technology Magazine (See Oversized) 76 7 Homeland Security (Folder 1) 76 8 Homeland Security (Folder 2) 76 9 Indian Institute of technology 76 10 Industry Advisory Council 76 11 Information Technology Associaition of America (ITAA) 76 12 Joint Commission on Technology & Science (JCOTS) 76 13 Kojo Nnamdi Show 76 14 Korean Delegation Luncheon 76 15 National Electronic Commerce Coordinating Council (NECCC) 77 1 Newstrom, George 77 2 Old Dominion University 77 3 Press Inquiries 77 4 Style Weekly 77 5 Tappahannock/Essex Chamber of Commerce 77 6 Technology Goddesses: Women in technology 77 7 TechnoMart 77 8 Trade 77 9 Virginia Information Technologies Agency (VITA) 77 10 Virginia Linked Workforce Showcase 77 11 Virginia Rankings 77 12 Website 77 13 Wireless Technology 77 14 2004 Accomplishments 77 15 COVITS Press Contacts 77 16 Congressional Testimony Before the House Select Committee on Homeland Security 77 17 Cybersecurity 78 1 Digital Opportunity Investment Trust (DO IT) 78 2 Digital State Survey 78 3 First Robotics Regionals 78 4 G-Con 78 5 General 78 6 Government Technology Magazine (See Oversized) 78 7 Governing Magazine-Public Official of the Year Award 78 8 Government Technology Magazine (See Oversized) 78 9 Governor's Priorities 78 10 Greater Richmond Technology Council (GRTC) 78 11 Hampton Roads technology Council 78 12 Huang, Eugene 78 13 Joint Commission on Technology & Science (JCOTS) 78 14 Milken Institute 78 15 NABCA Legal Symposium 78 16 National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO), April 25 78 17 National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO), April 26 78 18 National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO)- Award 78 19 New Century Technology Council (NCTC) 79 1 Northern Virginia Technology Council (NVTC) 79 2 Post-Session Speech 79 3 Public CIO Magazine 79 4 Rappahannock Community College 79 5 Spam Speech 79 6 Style Weekly 79 7 Technological Innovation/Emerging Trends 79 8 Telecom Hub Luncheon 79 9 VITA Accomplishments 79 10 VITA Chief Information Officer 79 11 Virginia Geographic Information Network (VGIN) 79 12 Wilder Commission 79 13 2005 Government Technology Magazine (See Oversized) 79 14 Huang, Eugene 79 15 Northern Virginia Technology Council (NVTC) 80 1 Press Contacts 80 2 Technology Councils 80 3 Website Changes 80 4 Series VIII: Strategic Plan for Technology, 2002-2004. 80-81 Extent: 2 boxes.

The Strategic Plan for Technology series is housed in two archival boxes and is arranged alphabetically. This series documents the development of a Strategic Plan for Technology. The series includes presentations, memorandums, correspondence, talking points, and other sundry items. The series contains a Strategic Planning binder kept by the Secretary of Technology. Also useful are the presentations given by the Secretary of Technology.

Arranged in alphabetical order.

Certification, 2003. 80 5 Presentations 2002 . 80 6 2002 . 80 7 Strategic Planning Binder Agency Action Plans, 2002 . 80 8 Critical Infrastructure Protection, 2004 . 81 1 Earth & Environmental Science, 2003 . 81 2 Engineering & Materials, 2003 . 81 3 Higher Education, 2003 . 81 4 Life & Medical Sciences, 2003 . 81 5 Small Business Initiative, 2003-2004 . 81 6 Virginia Research & Technology Advisory Commission (VRTAC), 2003-2004 . 81 7 Talking Points, 2003. 81 8 Town Hall Meeting Videotape, 2003. 80 9 Series IX: Virginia Information Technologies Agency (VITA), 2002-2005. 82-86 Extent: 5 boxes.

The Virginia Information Technologies Agency (VITA) series is housed in five archival boxes and is arranged alphabetically. This series documents the Virginia Information Technologies Agency which was created in 2003. The series also documents the Information Technology Investment Board (ITIB) which was created along with VITA to review & prioritize enterprise-wide technology investments across state government. The series includes quarterly reports, plans, proposals, correspondence, and other sundry items. Noteworthy are VITA's final operating plan from 2003, quarterly reports from 2004 to 2005, and the ITIB meeting records.

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Analysis of the Imagine PA Public Sector ERP Project, 2004. 82 1 Audit Report, 2004. 82 2 Biennial Report on Technology Strategy for the Commonwealth, 2004. 82 3 Business Plan, 2004. 82 4 Cabinet Technology Team for Administration Progress Report, 2004. 82 5 Change Management, 2003. 82 6 Commonwealth of Virginia: Enterprise Applications, 2005. 82 7 Commonwealth of Virginia: Enterprise Applications, Architecture Initiative (Sections 1-8), 2005 . 82 8 Architecture Initiative (Sections 9-Appendix C), 2005 . 82 9 Architecture Initiative (Appendix D-F), 2005 . 82 10 PPEA Detailed Proposal, Vol. I (Sections 1-3), 2005 . 82 11 PPEA Detailed Proposal, Vol. I (Sections 3.1-3.3), 2005 . 82 12 PPEA Detailed Proposal, Vol. I (Sections 3.4-6), 2005 . 83 1 PPEA Detailed Proposal, Vol. II (Part 1), 2005 . 83 2 PPEA Detailed Proposal, Vol. II (Part 2), 2005 . 83 3 Council on Technology Services (COTS), 2004. 83 4 Council on Technology Services (COTS), 2005. 83 5 Draft Operating Plan (Part 1), 2003. 83 6 Draft Operating Plan (Part 2), 2003. 83 7 Employee Dialogue Sessions, 2003. 83 8 Employee Dialogue Sessions, 2005. 83 9 Executive Dialogue Meetings, 2003. 83 10 Final Operating Plan (Part 1), 2003. 84 1 Final Operating Plan (Part 2), 2003. 84 2 General Assembly Session (Part 1), 2003. 84 3 General Assembly Session (Part 1), 2003. 84 4 General Assembly Session (Part 3), 2003. 84 5 Inbound 800 Voice Services, 2003. 84 6 Information Technology Investment Board (ITIB) 2003. IT Project Review Committee, 2004 . 84 7 Legislative Committee, 2004 . 84 8 Meeting, 2004 Aug. 11 . 84 9 Meeting, 2004 Oct. 13 . 84 10 Meeting, 2005 Feb. 9 . 85 1 Meeting, 2005 Sept. 8 . 85 2 Meeting, 2005 Oct. 25 . 85 3 Projects Report, 2004 . 85 4 Projects Report, 2005 . 85 5 Leadership On-boarding Phase 2 Integration Management, 2003 . 85 6 Strategic Direction & Operating Manual, 2003 . 85 7 Legislation Tracking, 2004-2005. 85 8 Miscellaneous, 2003-2004. 85 9 Project Manager Selection & Training Standard, 2003. 85 11 Public-Private Education Facilities & Infrastructure Act of 2002, 2003-2004. 86 1 Quarterly Reports, 2004 Apr. 1. 86 2 Quarterly Reports, 2004 July 1. 86 3 Quarterly Reports, 2004 Oct. 1. 86 4 Quarterly Reports, 2005 Jan. 1. 86 5 Quarterly Reports, 2005 Apr. 1. 86 6 Quarterly Reports, 2005 Oct. 1. 86 7 Quarterly Status Report, 2004. 86 8 Talking Points, 2002. 86 9 Team CGI-AMS Presentation of the Virginia Enterprise Applications Architecture Initiative, 2005. 86 10 Update, 2003. 86 11 VITA Bill Signing & Agency Head Meeting, 2003. 86 12 Series X: Virginia Technology Alliance (VTA), 2004-2005. 86 Extent: 1 box.

The Virginia Technology Alliance (VTA) series is housed in one archival box and is arranged alphabetically. This series documents the Virginia Technology Alliance and its ten regional technology councils. The series includes a report from each technology council in 2005 and general information about the councils.

Arranged in alphabetical order.

Report, 2005. 86 12 Technology Councils, 2002-2004. 86 13 Oversized, 2000-2004. 87 Extent: 1 box. Series VII: Public Relations, Subseries B: Speeches. 2000 - Government Technology Magazine 87 1 2002 - Government Technology Magazine 87 2 2003 - Government Technology Magazine 87 3 2003 - Washington Technology Magazine 87 4 2004 - Government Technology Magazine 87 5