The company's Digital Government Accelerators are a suite of best practices and tools to help state and local agencies transform their digital operations.
Pricing and uncertainty about alternatives have been nagging concerns for states considering joining the nationwide, wireless broadband network for first responders
The Illinois Blockchain Initiative is moving forward with five use cases that demonstrate how the distributed ledger technology can work in government.
A new book promises practical steps for leveraging data to deliver better government.
Recent breaches in Ohio, Texas and Washington, D.C., illustrate the cybersecurity vulnerabilities of 911 centers and other emergency services infrastructure.
Frederick, Md., now has a self-service option for consumers and government users who need GIS data.
Esri's platform lets officials combine their local open data with contributions from colleagues and the community.
The state's goal is to reduce the likelihood and severity of large cyberattacks by strengthening the awareness and resilience of public and private entities.
Mapping software can help officials make decisions about debris cleanup, the construction of temporary housing and the rebuilding of homes.
Insights from aggregated city data are not only helping High Point, N.C., predict problems with vacant properties, they're also knocking down department data stovepipes.
The data mining firm has declined to give the police department its data in a format it can use for its new system.
The Mutual Aid Resource Planner app helps emergency management managers create shareable plans for hazard-based scenarios.
The Smart+Connected Digital Platform will give city leaders access to real-time IoT device and sensor data.
Indiana CIO Dewand Neely spoke with GCN about his cybersecurity strategy in the wake of recent ransomware attacks across the country.