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The Lone Star State alliance seeks to pool resources and build a smart region.

Smart technology is helping the Ohio city power utilities, innovation and other elements.

The project will assess existing standards and test real-world applications.

Cities can capitalize on fresh federal grants to deploy smart technology.

State and local governments downsize space and staff requirements with consolidation.

Sharing data across city government is as much about shifting the culture within departments as it is about technology.

The city puts video surveillance at the center of its data-sharing efforts.

Combining analysis, artificial intelligence and other technologies with information culled from various sources can deliver clear advantages.

This group of cities is leading the way on sharing smart city data and breaking down silos in city government to better serve residents.

The National Institute of Standards and Technology offers a guide to a holistic assessment of smart city effectiveness.