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Street Smarts: Tampa, Fla., Puts Smart Technology in the Driver’s Seat

Sharing data between vehicles and embedded devices in the city has produced tangible safety outcomes.

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State and Local Agencies Can Identify Cyberthreats Through Anomaly Detection

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FirstNet Expansion Makes a Difference for State and Local Public Safety Agencies

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Fact or Fallacy: Misconceptions Linger About Broadband Access for All

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Agencies Simplify and Improve HR Services with Business Process Automation

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CESER’s SLTT Program Builds Cybersecurity Cooperation for Energy Infrastructure

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Q&A: Jefferson County, Colo., Innovation Program Manager on Digital Transformation

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Code for America Works Shoulder to Shoulder with State Governments

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Q&A: Coral Gables, Fla., CIO Raimundo Rodulfo Shares Smart City Initiatives

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SD-WAN Supports Critical Flexibilities for Modern Government Enterprises

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Roughly 30 States Are Testing Adoption of Mobile Driver’s Licenses

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Easing Communications With Civic Engagement Solutions

Pandemic-driven digital transformation sparks more digital dialogue for local governments.

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Agencies Simplify and Improve HR Services with Business Process Automation

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Q&A: Jefferson County, Colo., Innovation Program Manager on Digital Transformation

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Tech Trends: State and Local Agencies Aggregate Data Across Hybrid Environments

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Santa Monica Refreshes City’s Mobile App with ServiceNow

In California, Santa Monica saw an opportunity to respond better to its citizens: It activated its ServiceNow capabilities for a mobile app. Now, whenever citizens want to submit a request, comment or question to the city, they can see the status of their query in real time through the app.

Santa Monica CIO Joseph Cevetello walks StateTech through how it all came together.
NASCIO 2022: More States Take the CIO as a Broker Approach to Technology Implementation

In the CIO as a broker model, state CIOs bring agencies together to meet their technology needs more efficiently.
NASCIO 2022: States Increase Focus on Citizen-Facing Identity and Access Management Solutions

As more citizens demand digital-first experiences, states are using IAM solutions across agencies to create an efficient, secure way for the public to access state services.
NASCIO 2022: Georgia CTO Dmitry Kagansky on Considerations for Cloud Migration

Migrating to the cloud offers state and local governments several benefits, but making the move requires planning and flexibility.
NASCIO 2022: The Top Cyberthreats to States and How to Overcome Them

State IT leaders examine the top threats to states and provide tips as the security landscape grows more complex.

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4 Considerations for Cities Placing Video Walls in Operations Centers

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5 Questions State and Local Agencies Can Ask About AI

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Managed Service Providers Gain Domain Knowledge and Trust from State Governments

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Smarter Government: Santa Monica Eases Citizen Interactions with City Hall

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Intelligent Capture Boosts Today’s Distributed State and Local Workforce

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Tech Trends: SIEM Secures Assets Across Varied State and Local Environments

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Tech Trends: State and Local Agencies Aggregate Data Across Hybrid Environments

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Tech Trends: Governments Express High Interest in IAM

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Tech Trends: Modern Workspace Management Improves Efficiency

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Tech Trends: 4 State and Local Government Trends to Watch in 2023

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