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SponsoredAs millions of Americans enjoy the technological advances of the 21st Century, public safety professionals have been forced to work with the outdated system that they have inherited. -
SponsoredCOVID-19 highlighted the importance of using data more effectively, and the platform states and localities can use to do so already exists.
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SponsoredAs a guiding framework, Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) functions to help IT services keep pace with the organization’s needs and goals.
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SponsoredFinding IT budget to drive new initiatives can be a challenge, especially for public sector organizations.
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SponsoredAccording to TechCrunch, APIs can be misconfigured, or otherwise vulnerable, and be used as a way to gain access to your systems.
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SponsoredThe turning of a calendar to a new year means a slew of new contracts and renewal agreements.
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SponsoredTime is money — that’s especially true when it comes to IT services
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SponsoredThere is no question the digital road map for nearly every IT team has accelerated greatly in 2020 to meet skyrocketing demands for remote work forces and virtual learning.
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SponsoredIn this Q&A, Matt Lawson, principal architect for state and local government and education at NetApp, discusses strategies to meet evolving data management needs over the next 18 to 24 months.
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SponsoredCOVID-19 prompted an unprecedented shift to virtual in government, including for public meetings.
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SponsoredHealth officials are urging widespread testing to identify positive cases and slow the spread of COVID-19, the virus that infected more than 4 million Americans in November alone.
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SponsoredThe below article is an edited version of the interview between Justin Marlowe, research professor at the University of Chicago’s Harris School of Public Policy and senior fellow for the Center for Digital Government, and Joe Morris, vice president of research for the Center for Digital Government.
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SponsoredDigital transformation is underway, and organizations across the globe are understanding the need for services, systems and platforms that can adapt to them.
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SponsoredAs 2020 comes to a close – and we all breathe a sigh of relief at that – a lingering question remains. What will be the full scope of impact that the coronavirus pandemic plays on our lives and our societies?
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SponsoredTransit Wireless connects millions of New York City subway riders to the 5G future with an award-winning network
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SponsoredThe below article is an edited version of the interview between Brian Castle, vice president of federal operations for Xerox, and Steve Towns, deputy chief content officer of the Center for Digital Government.
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SponsoredHow cloud-based virtual desktops and applications can enable successful distance or hybrid learning for every student.
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SponsoredThe future of IoT looks even more sophisticated as municipal governments begin leveraging community network data to improve infrastructure, transportation, public safety and overall quality of life.
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