Technology
Technology is pivotal in modernizing local and state government operations, enhancing efficiency, transparency, and service delivery. From digital infrastructure to cybersecurity, technology enables governments to better meet the needs of their communities. Staying informed about the latest technological advancements is crucial for effective governance. This directory offers articles on technology, along with related topics like Product News, which covers the latest tools and innovations that can be integrated into government services.
City and MBTA collaboration cuts transit delays with real-time signal priority
The Drone as a First Responder Program in Bernalillo County will be utilized to safely assess emergency scenes and transmit critical information
“Ava” is designed specifically for emergency dispatch centers, including routing calls appropriately and collecting information for public safety resources to be dispatched
FirstNet CTO Jeff Bratcher addresses the costs, benefits and updates on the national public safety broadband network in development
Mark43 and Carbyne are working together to launch the first entirely cloud-based incident response system in the U.S., bringing unprecedented flexibility to public safety operations.
Calgary’s LoRaWAN -- a long-range, low power digital wireless network -- sensors will be used to categorize noises like gun shots, trains, construction and road noise through the work of a government partnership. The smart city solution could improve enforcement of noise ordinances and more.
Local prescription drug disposal locations are now available in Google Maps and appear in search results. More data is needed from states and public health bodies.
Technologies that work with existing hardware are available to help agencies of all sizes modernize emergency call centers.
With calls to 911 coming mostly from wireless callers, the National 911 Program develops a best practices guide for supplemental location data solutions.
Improving trust and efficiency was the top agenda for police leaders at Entrust conference.
Indiana’s Senate will consider a bill that would give residents the option of carrying a mobile driver’s license on their smartphones.
Utah lawmakers are considering a bill that would enable DPS to take the next steps to offer mobile driver’s licenses by July 2020.
Find out how a future with digital ID is being shaped by today’s wearable technologies, the need for securing payments and authentication opportunities from Tiffany Conway with Gemalto’s government programs.
The first-ever PowerDMS Entrust Awards celebrated three police departments for modernizing subpoena management, finding high-risk children with autism faster and saving their departments money.
Dr. Judy Riffle breaks down what you can’t -- and can -- use ESSA Title III funds for.
IBM announced that its AI system Watson is now available on any cloud platform. Transcript of interview with IBM CEO Ginni Rometty provided by CNBC.
Advanced mobile location and other technologies will enhance 911 operations in 2019, according to Amir Elichai, Carbyne CEO and founder.
The fast-growing town of Gilbert, Arizona, uses SeeClickFix to streamline service requests, prioritize repair efforts and communicate with citizens
The system will be used by the police department, Richmond City Sheriff’s Office and Virginia Commonwealth University.
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