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4 Ways Technology Is Changing the State of Cities

Cities are leading the way forward, and knowledgeable mayors are using tech to help them get there.

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The First Police Radio Stopped Bootleggers in Their Tracks

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4 Ways AI Is Emerging to Save Government Billions in Hours and Dollars

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DC Internship Program Gives High Schoolers Experience with Government IT

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Cities, States Look to Make Lanes for Self-Driving Tech

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Snohomish County, Wash., Chases Partners for First Smart County Deployment

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How State Governments Can Harness the Coming Blockchain Revolution

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DeKalb Public Library Emerges as High-Tech Community Hub

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North Carolina Swears In New CIO

Bringing with him a long history of public service, Eric...
Virginia Launches New Autonomous Systems Center

The commonwealth is looking to emerge as the leader in...
Florida IT Agency Narrowly Avoids Reorganization

The agency will remain funded and in control of state IT,...
South Carolina Establishes Cybersecurity Oversight Group

The new group will look to protect the state against...
Dallas Reveals Radio Signals, Not Network Hack, Triggered Emergency Sirens

Hackers sent city alarms blaring for over an hour through...
What the Future of the Cloud Means for Local Governments

As the cloud evolves, new possibilities and challenges...

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June 22 2014: The first laser printer was invented in 1969. They were mainly used by enterprises due to their large size.

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Local Government Agencies & The Cloud: Moving to IaaS

Cloud computing’s Infrastructure-as-a-Service model holds several benefits for local agencies, as long as they first weigh the risks.

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DeKalb Public Library Emerges as High-Tech Community Hub

A technology makeover for the Illinois county library includes a 3D printer, automated book checkout, and a new fiber-optic backbone, among other tech, with the aim to increase digital access and literacy.

Topeka and Shawnee County Library Reaps the Benefits of Hyperconvergence

The Kansas library realizes increased efficiencies — as well as savings in cost and space — after deploying Nutanix hyperconverged infrastructure.

NASCIO 2016: States Become Smarter Through Connected Technologies

NASCIO 2016: States Become Smarter Through Connected Technologies

State IT leaders discuss the opportunities in Internet of Things initiatives and other networking and connected technology deployments.

NASCIO 2016 Darryl Ackley CIO New Mexico

NASCIO 2016: Welcome to the New Digital Government

States are limited only by their imaginations when it comes to new ways to deliver service and data to citizens and business.

NASCIO 2016: Recruit and Retain a World-Class IT Team

NASCIO 2016: Recruit and Retain a World-Class IT Team

States may choose not to compete with the private sector for bright and savvy IT professionals, but instead tout the benefits of government service and unique experience opportunities.

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Michigan CTO Divulges How to Introduce Agility into Local Government

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State and Industry Officials Talk the Benefits, Challenges of Digital Transformations

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Ohio’s New IT Procurement Process Invites ‘Little Guys’ Into the Fold

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Gone Phishing: How Internal Exercises Prepare Employees for Scammers

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The ‘Ins’ and ‘Outs’ for Public Tech in 2017

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4 Ways Virginia CIO Nelson Moe Plans to Keep the State on the Leading Edge of Tech

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