States must use data to drive modernization and strengthen security
With intelligent, real-time insights from IT operations, agency leaders get a complete view of the enterprise allowing them to break down barriers to information sharing and innovation.
How D.C.'s Police Department Is Trying to Improve Data Analysis and Sharing
The Metropolitan Police Department is using a cloud-based records management and moving toward a computer-aided dispatch systems.
Boston seeks creative ideas for smart city strategy
The city is asking innovators to think of new ways it can deploy connected technology on existing assets to enhance service delivery.
Resiliency built on foundation of data, report says
Advances in data collection and assessment can support the nation’s resilience in the face of natural disasters, according to a new report.
Digital Privacy Battle Against Manhattan District Attorney Wages On
The Center for Democracy and Technology continues to press Facebook’s right to protect its users from overreaching search warrants in court.
How citizens’ data can augment environmental monitoring
By using citizen-generated data and analysis to “do data differently,” collective environmental problems could be more creatively and expansively addressed, researchers say.
Subverting Government Data Is Replacing Economic Espionage
“Almost worse is if they change it and you don’t know about it because it questions integrity,” according to one Symantec cybersecurity expert.
How to improve government services delivery
To make citizen services more user friendly and efficient, agencies must change how they approach IT.
Predicting power outages from soil moisture data
With data on soil moisture collected from a NASA satellite, researchers were able predict power outages with 91 percent accuracy five days before Hurricane Matthew raked the East Coast in early October.
Route Fifty Roadmap: Amid Google Fiber’s Pivot, Its Expansion Continues in N.C.
As Alphabet Inc. rethinks its grand gigabit vision and puts some cities on hold, installation presses forward in North Carolina’s Research Triangle.
Mobile apps added to NIST software database
The investigator's digital forensics toolkit expands with the addition of 23,000 mobile apps to the National Software Reference Library.
VA building AI-powered knowledge graph of veteran health
Using 30 petabytes of aggregated and anonymized data from the Veterans Information Systems and Technology Architecture, Flow Health will help the Department of Veterans Affairs improve health care for veterans.
The grave risks of text messaging for public agencies
Many public sector organizations still have not set up policies to preserve text messages in the same way they save and manage emails.
Michigan IT’s Disaster Recovery Audit Isn’t as Bad as It Reads
The state’s Department of Technology, Management, and Budget began its own review before auditors released their findings and has already made improvements to data colocation and cloud security.
What does CX look like in a Trump administration?
Proposed policies of the president elect will create challenges for agencies’ customer experience efforts, a new report says.
NASA to double space data transmission rates
NASA’s Space Network upgrade includes a new architecture for ground terminals and the addition of another data-relay satellite.
On the road toward connected vehicles
The Department of Transportation has proposed a rule that would require industry to include vehicle-to-vehicle communication technology in new vehicles.
How FEMA Identified Its Mission and Consolidated
Craig Fugate survived eight years managing FEMA through disasters. Here's how.
Senate moves to make more federal data machine readable
The Open, Public, Electronic and Necessary (OPEN) Government Data Act would require federal agencies to publish all their information as open data using standardized, nonproprietary formats.
Stop the reliance on legacy IT: What to consider in a modern storage network
To support digital transformation, today's agency networks must provide reliability, high-performance access and secure modern storage.
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