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

John Matelski, CIO of the Georgia county, explains how local government is forging partnerships to get more residents online amid the pandemic.

Skype for Business is being retired July 31, and Microsoft is providing support to change videoconferencing platforms.

Enhanced connectivity and service delivery are key targets for the city, which was named one of StateTech’s eight Smart Cities to Watch in 2020.

CTO Tod Huber bolstered his county’s cyber defenses with an expert evaluation by CDW.

Integration Platform as a Service helps government agencies connect applications and data flows across the enterprise.

This robust virtualization solution reduces the cost and complexity of traditional storage.

The city has made its new smart streetlight network the foundation of its smart city plans — and it’s just getting started.

The director of IT for Reno explains how the city pivoted to digital services and shares its plans around autonomous vehicles and smart mobility.

These cities have focused on using technology to address their residents’ urgent needs during the pandemic.