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State and local governments now have a tremendous opportunity to make nearly every facet of their infrastructure future-ready.

Despite privacy and security concerns, cities can leverage data analytics to tackle urban challenges while taking proactive measures to safeguard their citizens.

Within just a few years, ransomware attacks have evolved into a sophisticated, highly targeted and profitable enterprise. In this Q&A, Sean Sweeney, senior director for the Field CISO Team at Oracle, discusses cryptocurrency, cyber hygiene and how to defend cloud resources against ransomware threats.

Women are under-represented in STEM careers, especially in engineering fields.

The city of Austin's mission is to be a beacon of sustainability, social equity and economic opportunity.

One impact of the pandemic on the public sector has been the widespread embrace of cloud technologies. Now more than ever, state and local governments are turning to cloud providers for applications related to everything from security to storage to data analytics. Jim Helou, worldwide leader of business development for AWS Marketplace public sector, explained how a digital marketplace can enhance the procurement process.

It was a big Earth Day for the city of Benicia as it celebrated the launch of a digital solar permitting process.

Transit agencies are evaluating ways to offer riders exceptional travel experiences and contactless payments. We take a closer look at important modernization trends for mass transit that are shaping the future of public transit.

The recent influx of federal aid has offered a tremendous opportunity for state and local governments to advance IT and accelerate technology modernization.

How Orange County Superior Court leveraged data to transform operations.

The public sector is facing changing cyber threats — not just because of remote work, but from increasing ransomware hacks and nation-state attacks as well. But there are also new tools ready to meet those challenges.

How one Chicago department reimagined data and analytics to drive decision-making.

How the city of Frisco, Texas, built its cyber resilience with Integrated Microsoft Cloud Solutions.

Threat landscape is evolving at a time when governments face a much wider attack surface. Hybrid work and expanded digital services have created a seemingly limitless perimeter.

Data underpins so much of the work governments do. But too often, agencies have taken a reactive approach to how they manage and deploy data.

With the increase of hybrid and remote jobs, having the right soft job skills is highly valued by potential employers and gives job seekers a competitive edge.

State and local agencies can find effective solutions by identifying their goals first. In this Q&A, Keith Bauer, director of data and AI for state and local government at Microsoft, shares advice on how to get started.

"Software ate the world." Software has taken over our businesses and how you create value for your customers.