Case Studies

Government Technology works with industry-leading technology companies to highlight innovative solutions to state and local government challenges. The following are vendor-sponsored case studies created by Government Technology and corporate profiles that have appeared in Government Technology and its supplements.

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Homeland Security, Justice and Public Safety See New Benefits from the Latest Wireless Applications
March 2011, Sponsored by Sprint
Homeland security, justice and public safety agencies all face tough challenges. Fortunately today’s technologies provide robust capabilities to address these challenges.

Statewide Public Safety Network Evolves to Bring Broadband to Rural Pennsylvania
March 2011, Sponsored by Alcatel-Lucent
Pennsylvania is expanding its public safety network to cover all governments, citizens and businesses throughout the state.

No More Guesswork
March 2011, Sponsored by Quest
Colorado Springs implements Quest Foglight to monitor its many applications and solve problems more efficiently.

Services for a Thriving Community
March 2011, Sponsored by Cisco
Northern Ohio deploys innovative solutions for government services to help the region realize its goal of re-shaping the economy.

Georgia’s Big Win
March 2011, Sponsored by AT&T
Georgia goes to the private sector for major improvement with network transformation.

Alabama Department of Transportation Puts the Brakes on Decentralized IT
February 2011, Sponsored by VMware
Four key IT initiatives are enabled by virtualization technology.

North Carolina Acted Quickly to Improve Delivery of Social Services
February 2011, Sponsored by Curam
In North Carolina, the dramatic increase in need for social services has been met with quick action.

Larimer County Virtualizes for More Data Center Flexibility
January 2011, Sponsored by VMware
Virtualization helps county IT division deliver services faster and more cost effectively.

Why Switch to the Cloud? Ask Orlando.
January 2011, Sponsored by Google
A year later, Google Apps is saving money, time and headaches for city employees.