$831 Million Project to Repel Invasive Fish From Great Lakes Gets Army Corps Greenlight
One advocate describes a “race against time” to block Asian carp, which pose a threat to native wildlife.
What We Fight About When We Fight About Parking
The urban economist Donald Shoup collects reports of violence that erupts over parking spaces. To him, disputes between drivers are signs of a bigger problem.
Ranking the Country's Parks
Washington, D.C. dethroned three-time defending champ Minneapolis in the latest version of the ParkScore index, released this week by the Trust for Public Land.
Infrastructure Talks Between Trump and Democrats Crumble
The two sides had planned to sit down Wednesday to talk about a possible $2 trillion package.
Next-generation data centers
As agencies modernize and move to the cloud, CIOs should take stock of roadblocks created by their current data storage solutions and consider what can be improved to better serve their mission.
House renews call for multicloud JEDI
Appropriators continue to object to the Pentagon's $10 billion single-award cloud procurement, concerned that the contract will lock the Defense Department into the same platform for 10 years, even as technology advances.
Despite Resistance, Cities Turn to Density to Tackle Housing Inequality
Residential "upzoning” policies being adopted from Minneapolis to Seattle were once politically out of the question. Now they’re just politically fraught.
How One City Handles Complaints About Its Transit System
San Francisco’s BART System doesn’t just tweet back at people complaining on social media, but also tries to tap into the information to help guide maintenance, cleanup, and repair in real time.
GSA opens cloud info hub
The General Services Administration launched a new site where agencies get help on cloud procurement, security and implementation.
Can government lock down the telecom supply chain?
As the Senate warned against potential threats to 5G security from Chinese companies, the Trump administration issued an executive order declaring foreign supply chain threats to the U.S. telecommunications system a national emergency.
America’s First Greenbelt May Be in Jeopardy
Adopted in the 1950s to protect the city’s iconic horse farms, the urban growth boundary of Lexington, Kentucky, no longer seems unassailable.
Federal Infrastructure Funding is Good, but Local Governments Want Flexibility Too
Accessing federal funds for infrastructure projects is much too difficult, county leaders say. With reauthorization of the FAST Act on the table, they want a bigger say in how money can be spent.
12 steps to a successful cloud implementation
With the high number of cloud implementation failures, agencies can use good, simple advice as they work to actually achieve value from the cloud.
How DC's ridesharing saves money, reduces congestion
When District government employees book rides for official business through the Via app, their agency gets the bill.
DOD, civilian cloud office app contracts advance
Following the Pentagon's lead with its $8.2 billion cloud Defense Enterprise Office Solutions contract for email and collaboration services, the Office of Management and Budget is working out a version for civilian agencies.
Want Better Education in Rural America? Start with Broadband
In all 50 states, urban access to broadband outpaces rural access, and in all but three states, urban areas surpass rural ones in educational attainment.
Roads Suffer When States Focus on Expansion Over Repair, Report Says
If federal leaders do work out a deal on a $2 trillion infrastructure spending package, advocacy groups say a lot of the money should go toward road repairs, rather than new highway construction.
Monitoring the complex relationship between applications and servers
Greater visibility into the status of their applications and servers allows administrators to quickly pinpoint the source of problems and respond faster.
3 ways cloud eases the disaster recovery struggle
Moving away from an on-premise strategy and toward a hybrid cloud approach takes care of many disaster recovery challenges, including affordability, flexibility and security.
Democratization of data? Start with a data-centric architecture
Data must be shared across agencies and applications and become democratized -- a challenge complicated by an environment that combines countless on-prem and cloud-based implementations.
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