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.
When properly used, it can help every sworn officer uphold their sworn oath to integrity
The exoskeleton uniform of the near future aims to increase decision-making time and safety for officers and decrease the need to go hands-on
For technology to be useful, it must be available quickly, and officers have to be trained in its use
Due to first amendment rights, police body cameras will be off as they patrol inauguration protests in Washington, D.C.
Uber will share anonymized traffic data with cities to help them with traffic studies and plan infrastructure investments.
The leaders of transportation tech giants Uber and Tesla have been tapped by Donald Trump to join a presidential advisory economic team.
This 35-year old mayor has won campaigns as the face of change before, so after weeks of consideration, he will run for DNC chair in February 2017.
Find out how a public safety drone could save lives in seven use cases that span from everyday EMS to disaster operations.
Cities achieved smart city progress in 2016 in transportation, water resources, energy, lighting and more. Many received smart transportation funding.
Tesla’s SolarCity will hire 1,500 workers out of a state-owned plant in Buffalo and will employ 2,000 across New York state.
The Internet of Things has enabled hacking by people with less technical skill in 2016. Cities need to prepare for smart devices proliferation.
Our guest columnist advises on the top digital and Web trends that will press local governments in 2017. Spoiler alert: citizens want to participate online.
A look back at EfficientGov’s predicted tech trends for 2016 takes stock of the work cities have completed or plan to continue into 2017.
Chris Chiancone is transforming the Plano, Texas, IT department into a modern service-oriented agency that empowers decision-making and improves services.
Driverless shuttles may help the city of Helsinki, Finland, serve more riders, by reducing operator costs and enabling manual override.
Transportation investments fund self driving truck tests on Columbus area roads.
SkyRail monorail can help cities reduce traffic congestion and air pollution and may be a cost-effective, faster-to-build alternative to traditional metro.
The city is testing an online citizen engagement tool to make sure it is easy to use and effective in gauging online resident opinions.
An OpenCities developer-created report reviewed by the National Association of Government Web Professionals benchmarks city website basics.
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