Smart planning takes advantage of the best available data and technology to coordinate and optimize every area of responsibility a city touches.
Over 20 federal agencies are experimenting with robotic process automation, a technology that some estimate could save the federal government billions of dollars.
The city has already spent $2.6 million recovering from a ransomware attack that demanded a roughly $51,000 payment.
The CISO-as-a-service pilot is designed to help small and mid-sized government agencies improve their cybersecurity posture.
CIOs from Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin Islands shared what they learned from hurricanes Irma and Maria.
The city's Department of Parks and Recreation is using a cloud-hosted application to inventory and inspect everything from playgrounds to park benches.
Kentucky CIO Chuck Grindle is consolidating and streamlining operations as he fosters a cyber secure culture.
The Bureau of Fiscal Service discovered that managing robotic process automation
is more like managing staff than it thought.
The United States Wind Turbine Database and its viewer will allow agencies to share data to better plan around wind projects.
Breaking down silos and deploying machine learning is helping the Department of Veterans Affairs and the Defense Health Agency to improve medical outcomes.