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	2007 Brown University E-Government Survey Ranked 2nd Eighth annual e-government analysis conducted by researchers at Brown University.
NPRC gives an A+	Michigan.gov receives A+ Michigan received a grade of A+ for its government web site in the recently released e-government report card, a comprehensive examination of more than 11,000 official government web sites by the National Policy Research Council (NPRC).
1st Place	2006 Best of the Web and Digital Government Achievement Awards The Best of Web is an annual awards program that recognizes the most innovative, user-friendly state and local government portals. This national awards program judges state, city and county Web sites on their innovation, Web-delivery of public services, efficiency, economy, and functionality for improved citizen access.
1st Place	2006 1st place Digital States Survey The 10 most digitally-advanced state governments in the nation have been identified by the Center for Digital Government. The Digital States Survey, conducted by the Center, is a comprehensive study that examines best practices, policies and progress made by state governments in their use of digital technologies to better serve their citizens and streamline operations.
	2006 Brown University E-Government Survey Ranked 4th Seventh annual e-government analysis conducted by researchers at Brown University.
	2005 Brown University E-Government Survey Ranked 5th Sixth annual e-government analysis conducted by researchers at Brown University.
	2005 Best of the Web and Digital Government Achievement Awards The Center for Digital Government is pleased to announce the winners of its 2005 Best of the Web contest and Digital Government Achievement Awards.
	2004 1st place Digital States Survey This survey is the first report on the transition of states to digital government since the 2002 elections.
	2004 Best of the Web and Digital Government Achievement Awards The Best of the Web recognizes the innovations in providing solutions and communicating well with citizens, businesses or educational communities.
	2003 Brown University E-Government Survey Ranked 6th States vary enormously in their overall ranking based on Web presence. The highest ranking sites include Massachusetts, Texas, Indiana, Tennessee, California, Michigan...
	2002 2nd place Digital States Survey Michigan, powered by a reorganization that put all of the state's IT resources under one roof, jumped from No. 9 in 2001 to the No. 2 position in this year's survey.
	2002 Best of the Web and Digital Government Achievement Awards Sites were judged on innovation and use of Web-based online technology to deliver government or education services.
	2001 Brown University E-Government Survey Ranked 2nd Analysis indicates Indiana, Michigan, Texas, Tennessee, and Washington have the top-ranking online services among the 50 states.
	2001 Best of the Web and Digital Government Achievement Awards Close to 400 state and local government Web sites were judged on functionality (ease of use) and improved citizen access.
	2001 9th place Digital States Survey States new to the top 10 list include Arizona, Florida and Michigan with scores of 83.33. Each of these states posted noticeable gains over the previous year...