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The centralized IT department for Douglas County, home to Omaha, Neb., upped collaboration and cut infrastructure costs by adopting Google Cloud, Chrome and G Suite.

With its new Mobility Playbook, the city's transportation department lays out guidelines and encourages collaboration to make the best and most equitable use of disruptive transit tech.

Our annual list of the most useful blogs offering analysis, commentary and insights for public sector IT leaders at the local level.

Local government websites can be particularly vulnerable to attack. Here’s how to keep them safe.

Moving certain IT operations to vendors can provide agencies with the right mix of security, scalability, reliability and flexibility that they need to innovate.

While many localities find themselves drowning in data, a few are using data effectively to drive real-world results.

Don’t just focus on keeping the threat out; prepare your system now to minimize an attack’s impact once it’s inside.

With the help of data, statewide Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs are aiding the opioid crisis.

The city’s IT leadership is tapping the cloud, outsourcing and centralized IT to make government operations more nimble and resident experiences simpler.

Evolving attack vectors represent a key reason for state and local agencies to refresh their networks.