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The next breakthroughs in business intelligence (BI) and analytics will see machine learning and artificial intelligence used to improve data access and data quality, uncover previously hidden insights, suggest analyses, deliver predictive analytics and suggest actions. What’s more, natural language (NL) interfaces will make it easier for business users without knowledge of data science or query languages to explore information, gain insights and make better, data-driven decisions.
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LiDAR-based technologies can help public-safety agencies prepare for and respond to emergencies, ultimately saving lives and property.
Reporting tools should provide critical insights into a government operation, continually facilitate and support change management and be regularly re-evaluated for effectiveness.
The city's Transportation Department has turned a back-office tool that maps construction projects inside-out, letting residents of and visitors receive notifications about work that could affect their travel plans.
Researchers have developed a system that can accurately locate shooters based on video recordings from as few as three smartphones.
By investing dollars and resources in digital transformation, measurement and talent, government agencies can better align their services with citizen’s expectations and drive meaningful innovation for future constituents.
The U.S. Transportation Department is looking to partner with state, local and tribal governments on developing data analysis tools to improve roadway safety.
Rather than denying victims access to their hostage data, leakware attackers threaten to publish citizens’ sensitive information online.
The cloud-based integrated data exchange that powers smart city efforts in Columbus, Ohio, now offers visualization tools to help users quickly make sense of the data.
Members of the State Chief Data Officer Network are working to share their experiences, build relationships and improve coordination in support of strong data management and oversight.
Data science and artificial intelligence could help planners, first responders and governments adapt to the huge challenges of climate change.
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