According to a recent survey, law enforcement agencies have embraced social media as a key tool in pre-identifying and investigating criminal activity.
Minnesota's exchange will include a consumer-friendly website that will let residents determine their eligibility for subsidized benefits online as well as shop, compare and enroll in insurance plans.
Minneapolis upgrades its citizen services with a new mobile reporting system that put the city network in the cloud.
A six-year project to consolidate its IT systems has produced a common desktop and applications that will help Virginia respond faster to productivity goals, state CIO says.
City planners turned to optical remote sensing technology for a pilot project to test a total 3D GIS solution.
The pilot program expands the city's public wireless access, with costs being covered by the pay phone providers.
Streamlining IT investments should start with reducing diversity and complexity through standardization, NASCIO report says.
The company pulled its products from EPEAT, which is required for federal and other government buys. But the iPad and iPhone are exempt, for now at least.
The Circuit Court of Cook County is improving operational efficiency and allowing staff and citizens easy online access to services and court files via thin client technology.
A research team shows DHS and FAA how spoofing unencrypted GPS signals lets them take over drones in flight, potentially turning them into weapons.
Fort Worth's IT solutions department will move all applications to a new distributed platform based on the Microsoft Windows operating system and Dell servers by 2015.
Automated prototype detects and fixes cracks in the state's highways.
The open-source content management system has acquired a considerable niche for itself in federal and state IT circles.
A system being installed by San Francisco's transit authority can flag suspicious activity and even shut down a train automatically.
Charleston police are using IBM predictive analytics software to better allocate resources, forecast criminal patterns and solve crime more quickly.