Digital Cities
The Digital Cities Survey is conducted annually in the summer: July - August. ALL United States cities, towns, villages and consolidated city/county governments are invited to participate in this survey, which examines the overall technology programs and plans of the city. The awards are presented concurrently with the National League of Cities conference held each November.”
Center for Digital Government and National League of Cities Congratulate 2013 Digital Cities Survey Winners
2012 survey reveals top cities save money with BYOD, new wireless facilities and shared services
Top Digital Cities in U.S. Recognized by Center for Digital Government
Top U.S. Digital Cities Awarded by the Center for Digital Government
e.Republic's Center for Digital Government and Digital Communities magazine have named the most advanced digital cities in America. The cities were chosen from the results of the ninth annual Digital Cities Survey, which examines how municipalities incorporate information technology into operations which better serve citizens engaging with local government.
Top-Ranking U.S. Digital Cities Named for 2008
The seventh annual study examines how cities are using technology to create a seamless environment between local government and constituents.
The most technology-advanced cities in America have been named by the Center for Digital Government based on its 2006 Digital Cities Survey. The sixth annual study examines how city governments are utilizing digital technologies to better serve their citizens and streamline operations.
The Digital Cities Survey examined and assessed how city governments are utilizing information technology to operate and deliver quality service to their customers and citizens.
The Center for Digital Government is pleased to announce the results of its fourth annual Digital Cities Survey, underwritten by Oracle
The Center for Digital Government is pleased to announce the results of its third annual Digital Cities Survey. Underwritten by Microsoft, the Digital Cities Survey examined and assessed how city governments are utilizing information technology to operate and deliver quality service to their customers and citizens.
Underwritten by Microsoft, the 2002 Digital Cities Survey examined how city governments have progressed in adopting and utilizing digital technologies to improve the delivery of services to their citizens.
Sponsored by Dyntek, the 2001 Digital Cities Survey examined how city governments have progressed in adopting and utilizing digital technologies to improve the delivery of services to their citizens.
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