Washington, D.C., CTO Lindsey Parker works with a large interagency team across jurisdictions to deliver services for her constituents.

The ubiquitous software platform optimizes remote work and is changing how we think of the office.

Pairing one of the best conference room cameras with a high-performance audio system makes for meeting magic.

For government officials, frequent chats via camera has become the norm, and everyone should get the most out of them.

A federated learning model offers new possibilities for keeping information collected from the Internet of Things anonymous and private.

Amazon Web Services provides managed services and more to ease government deployment of cloud resources.

Integration Platform as a Service acts as a hub, connecting multiple applications and their data and applying business rules and logic to link them together.

From hotspots to GoPros, communities find a new world of lending at the library of things.

The municipality upgraded its emergency operations center, resulting in rapid improvements.

Chat and video tools help firefighters and others respond quickly and safely.

Local CIOs fielded devices to students to facilitate remote learning during the coronavirus crisis.

In a year when state and local governments adopted more collaboration tools and placed more services online, the result may be an increased human touch.

Municipalities can take smaller steps to improve the health of communities.

Agencies must go back to basics to grow digital government.