Product News
Product News is vital for local and state government agencies looking to stay informed about the latest tools, technologies, and services that can enhance public service delivery. Keeping up with product news helps agencies make informed decisions about investments in new equipment, software, and other resources that improve efficiency and effectiveness. This directory offers articles on product news and related topics like Technology Trends, which provide insights into emerging innovations that could impact government operations and services.
Purdue University researchers developed a computer model to evaluate active shooter ‘hide’ response in the school library during the Columbine shooting. The researchers found running links to ‘best outcomes.’
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goCharge’s new line of mobile device charging stations keep first responders, evacuees and others connected.
New Ford hybrid cars deliver fuel-efficiency to local law enforcement agencies -- and reduce carbon emissions for self-driving taxi and livery operators.
Douglas County created an app using its open data portal to promote public events through Amazon Alexa. Next the app will offer services information.
Austin has launched an easy-to-use website that tracks all mobility projects, even sidewalk projects, approved under a 2016 Mobility Bond.
A new cooperative agreement for government procurement of outdoor fitness and playground equipment is available to public agencies nationwide.
Even if your organization has patched against Eternal Blue, Petya ransomware can still spread.
One coastal city that experienced serious water infrastructure problems -- complete with boil orders -- has turned things around by outsourcing O&M.
Emergency apps like ReadyHarris help emergency management agencies inform residents in real time. Automation and integration is key to increasing impact.
Charlotte, N.C., Pittsburgh, Pa., Washington, D.C., and Orlando, Fla., are now using Siemens’ City Performance Tool for sustainable infrastructure planning.
The South Florida city has added ethanol biofuel for fleet fueling to reduce costs and emissions, and improve the city’s resilience.
New York renews emergency logistics contracts for largest municipal, all-hazards stockpile and related field operations with 100 shelters in the metropolis.
Electric cars are available to test drive for free in downtown Portland at the Go Forth Electric Showcase.
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Data is helping the city of Cincinnati and the state of Ohio to find geographic hotspots for overdose and predict opioid risk patterns.
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