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Management

Why Local Agencies Should Develop Cybersecurity Plans

Many local agencies lack a cybersecurity strategy, but they should start a dialogue to devise one.

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Networking

San Diego Teams with the Marines on Smart City Projects

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Security

Ransomware Wreaks Havoc on Small Town, USA

5G & MEC Assisting Public Safety

Public Safety

How 5G and Multi-Access Edge Computing Can Optimize Public Safety

Networking

Philadelphia Gets on the Road to Becoming a Smart City

Management

How States Are Going on a Smart State Journey

Management

Smart Cities May Be Key to National Infrastructure Initiative

Public Safety

Can AR Glasses Help Firefighters Gain Situational Awareness?

Management

New Mayoral Group Aims to Boost Smart City Project Success Rate

Cloud

How State and Local Governments Can Use the Full Potential of the Cloud

Networking

Montgomery, Ala., Lays the Foundation for Smart City Projects

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Cloud

How State and Local Governments Can Use the Full Potential of the Cloud

The manner in which government agencies use the cloud should determine how they acquire services.

Multicloud management concerns

Cloud

Multicloud Management Controls Boost Visibility for State IT Managers

Graham Quinn, Executive Director of Philly311, eliminated antiquated servers, upgraded telephony, and implemented a radically different 311 system by moving to the cloud.

Cloud

Cities Move 311 Systems to the Cloud and Improve Citizen Services

Composable Infrastructure for State and Local Government

Cloud

How Agencies Can Gain Flexibility from Composable Infrastructure

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How to Turn Smart State Ideas into Reality

Smart cities are proliferating all over the country, but there are not that many smart states. State CIOs offer their ideas for how to become a smart state.
The Cybersecurity Threats That Keep State CISOs Up at Night

How can state IT security leaders stay on top of an ever-changing threat landscape?
Opelika, Ala., Uses IoT to Solve Real-World Problems for Residents

The small locality in Alabama turns to smart city technologies to improve citizen services.
NASCIO 2018: What Is on Your IT Modernization Wish List?

State CIOs imagine what technologies they would invest in if they had an unlimited budget.
NASCIO 2018: State IT Leaders Share Best Practices for Cloud Adoption

Some states are old pros with the cloud, while others are still making progress on cloud migration. These tips can help make that process successful.

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Networking

Cities Use Intelligent Transportation Tools to Better Manage Extreme Weather

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Business Intelligence

Government CIOs Aim to Invest More in AI, Analytics

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Security

San Antonio Plans to Open Cybersecurity Center

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Security

How Utah Gained Visibility into the Devices on Its Networks

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Houston Turns to Cloud, IoT as It Recovers from Hurricane Harvey

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Smart City Networks Require Resiliency to Stay Connected in Severe Weather

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California Unveils New Office of Digital Innovation

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Iowa Chief Justice Seeks More Funding for Court Tech

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Secure Networks Ensure the Flow of Data to First Responders During Disasters

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The Tools New State CIOs Can Use to Get Up to Speed

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