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Smart City Competition Seeks Startups, Companies with Eye on Public Sector
Skip Descant / August 18, 2017
Gwinnett County, Ga., Officials Hope Smart Water Meter Pilot Can Help Other Utilities
Adam Stone / August 18, 2017
What’s New in Civic Tech: Hawaii Launches Month-Long Innovation Competition
Zack Quaintance / August 17, 2017
CityBase Acquires Department of Better Technology
Ben Miller / August 17, 2017
Tampa Bay, Fla., Seeks Toll-Road Drivers to Volunteer for Its Connected Vehicle Study
Skip Descant / August 16, 2017
How Cities Should Plan and Prepare Their Transportation Infrastructure for the Future
Bob Graves / August 16, 2017
With Indiana's First IoT Lab Rising, Fishers Seeks to Become a Tech City
Theo Douglas / August 15, 2017
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California Senator Seeks Tech Industry's Input on Anti-Harassment Bill
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Recent Aggressive Actions Mark Shift in How Companies Like Facebook, Airbnb View Their Social Responsibilities
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Collaboration is Transportation Innovation’s Crucial Ingredient
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FAA Investigates Near-Collision of Drone, Helicopter
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GovTech 100: Our Second Take on an Emerging Marketplace
Paul W. Taylor / Jan 04, 2017
Increased venture capital attention, success stories and a viable exit lend credence to the forward momentum of the gov tech marketplace.
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Detroit Water Department Transforms Customer Experience
Over the past few years, the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department has transformed how it interacts with citizens by adding convenient digital options and launching assistance programs to deliver what the agency calls “compassionate customer service.”
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