Budget & Finance
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Ensuring a smooth transition, the comptroller told a state Senate committee, is “absolutely of the utmost importance” to efficient revenue collection funding state operations. -
The combined company is building an end-to-end toolkit for public-sector finance. The new CEO of ClearGov discusses the reasons behind the merger and what comes next.
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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.
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Since 2011, the efforts have blocked $255.5 million incorrect refunds by tax filers or outright fraud by identity thieves.
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Geographic Information Systems provider Esri created a story map, which combines mapping with narrative and multimedia content, called “Wealth Divides” to give users a dynamic way to see and interact with data about this issue.
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The state has seen a flurry of tech-centered activity in recent weeks.
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Higher education and technology both inherently create jobs, so when budgets must be cut, can a state afford to lessen their investments in those areas?
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Inviting public comment early in the budget process, and doing so in multiple ways, is closely associated with better performance outcomes, according to a new study.
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An electronic purchasing system may seem like an ideal way for states to save money, but beware of the roadblocks.
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The key to controlling the risks in benefit administration is knowing what to look for in the benefit payment data and choosing the right technology.
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Ideas from Christmas shopping that government can adopt to increase revenue.
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Redwood City, Calif. has a new tool available to businesses or curious citizens that visualizes the city's financial data with a variety of charts, graphs and maps.
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Experts discuss the costs of paying for large-scale broadband projects and how governments should best approach service providers.
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Economic development corporations weigh in on New York City’s plans to outsource management of its costliest technology projects.
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With a recent ruling in Europe that frees up the sale of second-hand software, American organizations could look to overseas purchases as a way to save on software.
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Taking a page from Europe's book, a fire chief in Florida is taking steps toward installing a fire hose that can blast through walls and concrete like a sandblaster.
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New interactive model may take financial transparency in a new direction.
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The Kickstarter-like program for civic projects allows individuals to contribute with their wallets.
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Transparency 2.0 is a searchable database that makes it easier to track government spending on contracts, salaries and budgets than two existing budget accountability websites.
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Despite bipartisan support in Congress and among state officials, federal legislation that would allow states to make online retailers collect sales taxes may not pass this year as part of any fiscal cliff compromise.
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As budget director, Nixon has led the charge for strategic technology investments.
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