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.
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Law enforcement agencies would do well to heed drug trafficking’s technology-driven distribution systems
The malware attack forced the district to cancel both in-person and virtual classes Monday
Columnist Terrence P. Dwyer explains why social posts threatening police officers violate statutes and are cybercrimes that should be taken seriously.
Get some quick stats on how leveraging solar power for Tesla electric vehicles proliferation and other products might change cities.
Artificial intelligence (AI) technologies that serve human activities, from daily tasks to growing business, may change cities sooner than you think.
Find out how ransomware can shut down a police department and the steps cities can take to protect their public safety operations.
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These cybersecurity solutions can help both small and large cities rethink cyber infrastructure protection at little-to-no cost.
The Bloomberg Aspen Initiative will help Nashville, Austin, and Los Angeles consider ways self driving cars can solve urban challenges.
The grant will fund dedicated communications and pedestrian detection in 1,500 city vehicles to improve freight and commuting.
Transit app’s commuter tool Go monitors walking times to inform users and adjust bus and train connections to get them to their final destinations on time.
A UK test sending smart data over the power grid, without privacy risks, might hasten energy, water and cost savings promised by The Internet of Things.
Soliciting the assistance of the public to identify critical and timely information not only helps leaders know where assistance is needed most, but it also illustrates the value of GIS’
Smart city researchers say traffic lights will go out like the horse-drawn carriages they were created for with self-driving cars and reliable Internet.
Transportation for America and Sidewalk Labs will provide support and tools so selected cities can begin piloting connected streets projects.
The NYPA is investing in technology to improve equipment operations and maintenance and increase power generation from renewables.
Police1 columnist Mike Bires advises on how law enforcement departments can handle the harassment of Internet trolls that come along with social media.
Lori Pinz leads Pueblo, Colo., with an ethic of stewardship and automation savvy that reduces the city’s overall annual operations and maintenance costs.
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