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Charm City’s plan includes centralizing IT, moving to modern infrastructure, aggressively adopting the cloud and developing a robust broadband plan.

Tim Bottenfield wants to aid Gov. Steve Bullock’s effective government agenda while also keeping an eye on IT security.

A variety of technologies, from mobility to data center optimization and the Internet of Things, allow agencies to deliver digital services more effectively.

The Connected Vehicle Environment, part of the Smart Columbus program, will require wireless communication equipment and a secure data management system.

The suburban New York law enforcement agency has turned to Google’s cloud platform as a way to improve communications and boost efficiency.

San Antonio is the latest city to adopt the innovation zone model as it seeks to test new civic technology, joining Denver, Kansas City, Las Vegas and others.

The state will use the technology as an alternative to paper ballots for residents serving in the military overseas.

In a strong example of how cloud computing can revolutionize services across state lines, state governments join forces in consortia to provide benefits to unemployed residents.

IT leaders can use IoT to improve services for residents, become more efficient and enhance public safety.

The city successfully built an analytics toolbox that’s helping to drive decisions and efficiencies across departments.