Georgia Dept. of Corrections Converts to Intelligence-Led Policing of Inmates
After an FBI investigation revealed trouble within the ranks of prison officers, a new software suite was purchased to catch contraband connections.
Georgia opens data on schools’ performance
Georgia’s new School Reports website collects data from multiple sources to provide each public school with a single performance report based on indicators of student success.
Commerce feeds swelling interest for data, tools
The Commerce Department has been building application programming interfaces to improve the usability of its agencies' data.
Can Building a Drone Industry Lift Up This County in Virginia’s Coal Country?
A court official spearheading an effort to attract unmanned aerial vehicle companies to Wise County thinks so. “Innovation can come from the strangest of places,” he said.
Education opens feedback portal on student aid
Data gleaned from the Federal Student Aid Feedback System will help improve loan services and protect taxpayers' investments in the funding programs.
Helping high schoolers connect degrees to dollars
States’ detailed data systems have revealed that more education doesn’t always mean higher earnings.
Mapping Changed This County's Approach to Behavioral Health
San Bernardino County once thought consumers avoided services because of the stigma attached.
Big data fueling operations, workforce efficiencies
When it comes to big data and analytics, agencies invest most heavily in operations- and workforce-related processes and cite the Internet of Things as a key driver, according to a new report.
Not new, but different, data to improve health
The Hewlett Packard Real-Time Health System prototype incorporates big data not commonly found in the clinical space to augment health records managed by patients' care providers.
Data governance for each step in data’s journey
Agencies should follow data governance best practices as data is collected, accessed and changed by various users and systems as it travels from collection to delivery.
The UK is banning government-built apps. Should we?
If the government can provide a citizen service through a mobile-friendly website, is there reason to offer yet another application for a user’s phone or tablet?
DARPA aims to manage satellite-saturated space
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s new Hallmark program aims to develop a testbed of tools to detect, track and identify all artificial objects in Earth orbit.
West Virginia’s Strained Agency Budgets Will Hamper Flood Response and Recovery
While the state averted a government shutdown last month, it isn't escaping the impacts of the recent flash flooding.
Dear Austin: You Didn’t Lose the ‘Smart City Challenge’ Because of Uber
Being a smart city means far more than just catering to economically-advantaged tech-savvy individuals. It’s also about effective use of technology to bridge divides in local communities.
Boston's ‘Situational Awareness’ on the Fourth of July
The city has modified a map-based, GIS tool to help it coordinate all public safety operations during the large-scale event and beyond.
Data, Drones and Apps: States Debate Privacy Protections as Technology Speeds Ahead
Twelve states placed new restrictions on drone users this year.
Mapping Zika: GIS powers mosquito surveillance and control
Applying geographic information systems to vector-borne disease surveillance and control allows agencies to effectively allocate surveillance and treatment resources.
Zombie Invasion: Rethinking Undead Mobile Apps
Plenty of old, outdated, “zombie” native mobile apps are still around, swaying and shuffling around the app stores without serving a useful purpose for the government agencies that created them.
For Smaller Cities, Intelligent Networks Offer a Solid Digital Foundation
Legacy networks are constraining when cities must meet connectivity demands, according to Verizon’s VP of SLED markets.
How Colorado’s Energy Revolution Continues to Take Shape
As the shift away from coal continues, “pay attention to the activity in the states, because that’s where the primary activity is,” says former Gov. Bill Ritter.
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