Accela Hires New CTO, Highlights Progress Toward the Cloud
August 21, 2019
Oklahoma Picks New CISO With Aim to Fortify Cyberdefenses
August 21, 2019
Over $450,000 in Mobility Tech Grants Awarded in Michigan
August 21, 2019
Data-Driven Health Care Benefits Underserved Populations
August 20, 2019
Cybersecurity Training for Government Moves Up the FedRAMP
August 20, 2019
North Dakota IT Upgrades Its Asset Inventory System
August 20, 2019
Neglected Parking Garages Are Being Given New Purpose
August 20, 2019
Texas Towns Slammed in 'Coordinated' Ransomware Attack
August 19, 2019
New York’s Interim CIO Calls for ‘Tangible Accomplishments’
August 19, 2019
Just How Green Are Electric Scooters? Turns Out, Not Very
August 19, 2019
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View our latest data-driven stories, where we aggregate information on technology use in state and local government.
Map: State Working Groups Studying Blockchain Technology
Ben Miller / Aug 12, 2019
Several states have established bodies to study blockchain technology in the past several years. They range from departmental groups with report deadlines to policy groups meant to bring forward bill ideas.
Just How Common Are Body Cameras in Police Departments?
Ben Miller / Jun 28, 2019
There's not much in the way of hard numbers, but a solid guess based on surveys would be that a little more than half of all law enforcement agencies in the U.S. use body-worn cameras in some capacity.
The Club of 50: Data on State Chief Information Officers
Ben Miller / Jun 03, 2019
Who are the people leading technology in state government? What career paths do they come from? How long do they stay in position? We gathered data for 206 state CIO terms going back to 1994 to find out.
What America's Governors Are Saying About Tech (Infographic)
News Staff / Apr 15, 2019
Now that all 50 governors — including a robust crop of new faces — have made "State of the State" speeches, Government Technology takes the opportunity to break down how many touched on various technology topics.
Microsoft Speeds Show Broadband Use Is Far Lower than Access
Ben Miller / Mar 04, 2019
Much of the government conversation surrounding high-speed Internet revolves around who has access to it. But new data from Microsoft shows that access and actual use of broadband are two very different things.
Texas Hack Drives Home State, Local Cybersecurity Training
August 21, 2019
Texas Community Colleges Get $12M to Bolster Tech Workforce
August 21, 2019
New York Will Update License Plates for New Tolling Tech
August 21, 2019
ICE Renews Controversial Palantir Software Contract
August 21, 2019
San Diego Threatens to Ban Lime Scooters Over Broken Rules
August 21, 2019
Faith Group Pushes Ring Surveillance Network in Baltimore
August 21, 2019
Texas County to Block State Network Access for Security
August 21, 2019
Baltimore Police Ground Pitch to Revive Surveillance Plane
August 21, 2019
Carlsbad, Calif., Introduces On-Demand Transit Solution
August 20, 2019
After Texas Hack, Local Governments Go Offline for Safety
August 20, 2019
Florida’s Heavy Rain Will Help Test Waymo Autonomous Vehicles
August 20, 2019
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