Find out why 48 percent of HHS leaders said document management solutions have the largest potential value in improving the delivery of citizen services and benefits in this issue brief.
Gartner estimates that Web-Scale IT will be in more than half of the world's enterprises within the next five years. Get up to speed on this disruptive technology in the comprehensive new eBook.
Download this Cyber Security eBook to learn why Big Data analytics, along with advanced network security, are important components to mitigating cyber attacks.
People today are immersed in a consumer-centric world that is increasingly personalized and mobile, which is raising their expectations for how accessible and easy transactions should be across all industries — even government. Find out why it’s critical — and how it can even be cost-effective and simple — for government to provide more mobile, personalized and engaging ways for citizens to access services in this Q&A.
By providing more personalized constituent care and adapting to their mobile lifestyles, government agencies at all levels can reduce cost and time burdens and be better prepared and more efficient at solving constituent problems. Find out how in this issue brief.
Fairfax County, Virginia is one of the largest counties in the nation, with more than one million residents and a budget larger than that of four states combined. The Fairfax County Department of Information Technology (DIT) uses modern information technologies to improve citizen access to government information and services, including a wide variety of mapping data from the county’s geographic information system (GIS). The DIT’s goal is to provide the community with convenient access to app
Fairfax County, Virginia is modernizing with next-generation technology. It is increasing efficiency in its public services, promoting open government, and streamlining operations - all by using MarkLogic’s Enterprise NoSQL database.
Cisco recently concluded a comprehensive economic analysis based on 40 agency-specific and cross-industry use cases. This “bottom-up” analysis spanned the public-sector spectrum, encompassing education, culture and entertainment, transportation, safety and justice, energy and environment, healthcare, defense, and next-generation work and operations.
This 18-page IDC white paper discusses trends driving smart city growth, the vision for the smart city of the future and the maturity cycle that cities can progress through to become a smart city. It includes real-world examples of cities on the path to becoming "smarter" and lays out concrete actions that leaders can take to move toward a well-managed smart city.
