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E-Government Tech Conference, April 28-29, 2005

Barbara Miracle | 3/1/2005

The Florida Court Automation and Government Technology Congress, or CAT Congress 2005, will be held April 28-29 at Florida Gulf Coast University in Fort Myers. The event will bring together policy-makers, IT specialists, court personnel and city, county and state government leaders from around the state. Private sector conference fees are $249 before March 11, $299 after and $350 at the door. Reduced rates are available for government employees. For more details, go to catcongress.com.

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