Army plans cloud management office

The Army is setting up a "provisional" enterprise cloud management office to oversee its cloud initiatives and assist in migrations and training, the Army's CIO said.

One Way to Keep the Sidewalk Clear: Remote-Controlled Scooter-Bots

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States Fail to Step Up for Natural Gas Storage Safety Program

Following a 2015 leak in California, a federal agency took on new responsibilities for inspecting the natural gas sites, but a watchdog says that fewer states than expected are helping.

How state CIOs manage their expanding customer base

CIOs are increasingly focused on their customers, whether they are residents, employees or other state or local agencies, a new NASCIO survey says.

Pacific Northwest Tribes Call for the Removal of River Dams

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Information-age Army depends on cloud, data investments

The Army wants to spend $700 million on cloud and data by 2025, but a lack of funding or a potential delay in the JEDI cloud contract is a concern.

Cloud roundup

Amazon Web Services expands GovCloud services and open datasets; Library of Congress wins grant to explore interacting with digital collections as data.

A Micromobility Experiment in Pittsburgh Aims to Get People Out of Their Cars

The Pittsburgh Micromobility Collective will create all-in-one mobility hubs near transit stops, to compete with Uber and Lyft and help commuters go car-free.

How state and local government can leverage hybrid cloud

State and local agencies demonstrate progress in cloud migration, but challenges remain for hybrid implementations.

How to slash 'time to insight' when training AI

When developing artificial intelligence and machine learning applications, agencies must ensure that the IT infrastructure is purpose-built, AI-ready and can scale on demand.

Climate Readiness Plan: Just (Let the Rivers) Go With the Flow

Washington is one of the rare states to have its own state-funded buyout and restoration program, one that is set up to remove development from flood-prone areas on an ongoing basis.

Inequality Is Slowing Cities to a Crawl

As big cities face a mobility crisis, tech companies are selling wealthy urbanites on the fantasy of escaping it.

Microsoft rolls out rugged Azure edge device

The 10-pound, ruggedized version of its Azure Data Box Edge brings battery-powered Azure cloud services to the tactical edge for the military or first responders.

DEOS headed for recompete

The General Services Administration and the Defense Information Systems Agency, which partnered on the Defense Enterprise Office Solutions cloud contract, have pulled an award to General Dynamics and will re-do the competition.

Where cities invest to get 'smart'

Cities and counties looking to get smart are increasingly turning to innovation in transportation and emergency services.

How one Texas town built IT resilience

Modern disaster recovery solutions can significantly move a local government organization beyond the limitations of today’s legacy backup.

Waze puts partner cities' traffic data in the cloud

Municipalities participating in the Waze for Cities program now have free access to the traffic data the company has collected in the Google Cloud Platform.

Sensors monitor bridges for storm resilience

Researchers are starting to gather real-time data on how waves and rising water affect concrete bridges as they ride out a storm.

FirstNet apps: How first response gets done

The FirstNet app catalog features applications that have been vetted for their relevancy, security and resiliency.

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