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.
NG911 technology breaks down borders and removes the roadblocks that hinder responders from doing their job – saving lives
Through the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, local government organizations can take advantage of several grant programs for broadband access
Download your free guide to technology and grants funding to help schools increase campus safety, as well as access for remote learners
A UK innovation incubator selected five cities to work with drone manufacturers and test drones in urban environments.
Here are some basic issues local governments need to think about in developing policies and choosing solutions that reduce liabilities from employee text messaging.
A Harvard Kennedy School data program seeks smart city map examples like the Kansas City Digital Inclusion Map for its Map of the Month civic data initiative.
TKK Electronics has won a major national contract for providing information technology products and services across the United States.
A Virtual Mobility Lab using transportation demand modeling technology showed how Barcelona Metropolitan could clear notorious vehicle congestion with 500 on-demand shuttles.
Now that the Amazon HQ2 top cities list is narrowed to 20 finalists, here’s what government leaders did to attract attention and be in the running for the second Amazon headquarters.
Digital governments will become more personal, mobile and paperless because citizens demand it. Find out how customer experience expectations drive content cities post to their online platforms.
The number of Austin-based Apple employees has tripled over 10 years. The company announced it would name an Apple HQ2 in 2018.
Since entering the 2016 Smart Cities Challenge, Denver accelerated connected vehicles planning to mitigate traffic and will test rerouting trucks and strategies to improve pedestrian safety.
Data on VA opioid prescriptions will be updated twice per year.
Learn the three dimensions of risk that autonomy is changing, why the public may be more open to adopt self driving cars than you might think and what today’s use cases mean for the future.
For local governments that are thinking about raising digital equity with public Wi-Fi, there’s a blueprint for that.
The ArcGIS licenses enable volunteers to support local organizations, disaster response efforts and missions like urban economic development.
The Nebraska enterprise content management team led by Kevin Keller has improved productivity with an ECM platform with agile development across multiple state agencies.
With net neutrality rules lifted, carriers are already tightening consumer Internet billing costs on service packages and adding surcharges and fees.
Through government Challenge grants, scientists and developers can get startup funding for health IT ideas related to substance use disorder.
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