Budget & Finance
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The blockchain-based token, believed to be the first from a U.S. public entity, is for individual and institutional use. The executive director of the Wyoming Stable Token Commission is planning what comes next. -
From the Rocky Mountains to the Gulf Coast, local governments are taking a strategic approach to sustain operational continuity in the face of IT department layoffs caused by budget constraints.
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The company has bought GrantExec, a young company that uses artificial intelligence to help match grant providers with recipients. The deal is not Euna’s first foray into grant administration technology.
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In Long Island, one district is asking residents to approve a bond that will cover upgrades to ensure its facilities are ready for 21-century learning.
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A $215 million investment is expected to expand personalized medicine and accelerate biomedical discoveries.
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The city this year will take more time to vet requests, require concrete performance measures and make use of about 18 months' worth of data collected citywide, according to Chattanooga's chief financial officer.
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When federal grants to the Port of Houston became available for what would become the nation’s first pilot emergency high-speed broadband network, it seemed Motorola already had an inside track.
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The state grants provide the last step needed to connect an additional 63,000 students to the state education network and give them access to technology, helping close the digital divide.
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In his State of the Union, the president proposed expanding a program that encourages state and local governments to pay for infrastructure projects with public-private partnerships.
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The feature, dubbed SchoolWATCH, will provide all Pennsylvania public schools' financial data, such as spending, revenue and professional staff salaries, the state's Education Department spokesman said.
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Also, Michigan, Utah and Missouri top the Digital States Survey, and research points to growing popularity of crowdfunding to pay for civic projects.
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Everybody understands how open data makes government more transparent. But the economic value is less clear.
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Will Congress be swayed by the entry of a Chinese e-commerce competitor?
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CIO Carlos Ramos clarifies the California Department of Technology's stance on cloud-based projects and sheds light on the department's plans to reduce project risk, among other things.
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The program, dubbed GreenFinanceSF, will allow homeowners to borrow money for green energy upgrades and pay it back as a line item on their property tax bills.
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The federal government spent more than $3 trillion in the states last year. But the mix of spending among the states paints a complex picture of where those dollars go.
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After a series of embarrassing finance hearings where agencies complained about the city's billing model, Jacksonville's CIO has opted for transparency.
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New analysis says the rise of the civic tech market has grown roots, and its growth with be 14 times faster than traditional government IT spending at the state and local levels.
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Uber has expanded to 250 cities in 50 countries today. And unlike many online start-ups, the company's business model started spinning off money immediately.
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Affordable technology is providing new ways for governments with limited resources to improve their services and engage with residents.
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The bill that would guarantee future funding for the exchange didn't get a full vote in the House before the session ended, effectively killing the measure for the year.
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