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.
Planes circling above the city increased the agency’s arrest rate by 5% over 3 months, researchers found
Local police hailed the cameras as a game-changer, saying the images helped to identify suspects of violent crimes
City officials point to concerns over residents’ civil rights and privacy as reasons for the bans
Mobile stroke units have evolved to increase safety, optimize medic work environments and improve patient comfort.
GPS-based school bus tracking systems, some with smartphone apps, help school districts better communicate bus location information with parents.
From the U.S. Department of Transportation comes a free app that can fill your pocket with the latest U.S. transit trends data.
A U.S. Court of Appeals broadband decision prevents two cities from pursuing self-determination of strategies to increase access to underserved communities.
Have you heard about the Microsoft licensing changes for Windows Server 2016, Office 365 (O365) and other enterprise solutions?
Port of Antwerp, Belgium, reduces carbon dioxide emissions by 730,000 kilograms per year and eliminates congestion in the Antwerp Gateway.
The new building and zoning data tool will pull online permit, license and inspection information and map results by neighborhood or district.
Sound sensors in hydrants and software can detect water pipe leaks before they become big problems, saving money and millions of gallons of freshwater.
From tourism to public health and community policing, Pokemon GO and augmented reality apps can give cities an opportunity to engage citizens.
A tech sector data analytics company runs the numbers and comes up with an unexpected top 10 list of the best cities for recent tech grads.
Labor advocates, laborers and academics are creating a wage theft app that will collect daily work data and crack down on employers committing wage theft.
PoliceView, a tool created with open data, allows citizens of Johns Creek, Ga., to get their questions involving the police department’s work answered.
After negotiations failed, the Dallas Police Department uses a robot with explosives to stop a sniper targeting police officers at July 7th protests.
Mass shootings call attention to the limited ability to text 911. Senators and others take up the charge to implement more text dispatch systems.
Miami Dade County partners with Waze Connected Citizens to share data and gain traffic insights that can aid planning.
The Chicago City Council approves ride-hailing and short-term rental regulations, delaying Uber fingerprinting and requiring Airbnb to share listings data.
