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The Windy City will help pay for the $160 million upgrade through energy savings generated by the new fixtures.

The Windy City has been rolling out programs and partnerships aimed at pushing the city into the digital age.

The city’s leaders have embraced innovation from several angles, driving growth with a focus on new technology.

With cities everywhere facing similar issues in transit, local governments abroad are employing creative solutions to make the morning commute smoother.

For adventurous IT departments, software-defined architectures help to reduce costs, increase network agility and even up cyberdefenses.

In a digital world, data privacy may not always be top of mind for citizens, but governments can work to secure critical information throughout their systems.

Smart lighting, connected cameras and other ICT-enabled technologies are sprucing up tiny downtowns and showing full-sized returns.

City governments can empower more skilled workforces and investments in IT to thrive in an atmosphere of rapidly evolving workplace robotics.

The next generation of connectivity will play a huge role in enabling the Internet of Things, connected transit and other technologies as cities evolve.

Los Angeles is just one of many cities installing smart parking technology to reduce traffic congestion and make it easier for drivers to snag a spot.