5 ways to subvert the risk of legacy IT
A comprehensive, centralized monitoring solution that can view both legacy and modern infrastructure in a single console can help agencies quickly spot trouble and resolve issues before customers are impacted.
The Hot New Thing in Dockless Electric Scooters: Docks
Cities are desperate to tame the sidewalk chaos of the e-scooter industry. One startup offers a solar-powered parking solution.
Why complete network visibility is critical for public safety
Corrections agencies can’t afford to have network gaps, especially where the outside world meets internal resources.
Revisiting the Trusted Internet Connections as cloud matures
To take advantage of the cloud, accommodate remote employees and boost security, government must reconcile previous cloud security models with today's reality, a top cyber official said.
Microsoft adds Teams to cloud lineup
The latest government cloud updates integrate Microsoft services across high-impact environments.
Transportation Officials Seek Flexible Federal Infrastructure Funding
Some states and localities have struggled to curb congestion because of the limited funding available for pedestrian, bicycle and transit infrastructure.
BlackBerry pushes into federal cloud
A new business unit will be exclusively focused accelerating the company's government cloud computing initiatives.
Using Augmented Reality to 3D-Map Underground Infrastructure
Several US Ignite cities like Burlington, Vermont are testing the tool to identify infrastructure like gas lines.
5 ways to contain software costs
Network visibility and automation features in software asset management tools are helping agencies get control of their software expenses.
When serverless makes sense
Rather than provisioning cloud resources for capacity, users pay only for the resources they consume, and operations and infrastructure management are handled by the service provider.
User-friendly high-performance computing, thanks to MIT Lincoln Lab
Based on lessons learned from the development of the MIT SuperCloud, the Lincoln Laboratory Supercomputing Center developed tools and training to bring HPC capabilities to desktops and laptops.
Fewer People Using Transit in the D.C. Area
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Aging Infrastructure Might Be Raising Water Bills
Repairs and water treatment improvements affect affordability, which is why utilities aim to innovate.
Is your agency ready to function in a secure hybrid cloud?
Knowing what’s on the network, how it’s being used and by whom is essential before security protocols for a hybrid cloud environment can be correctly set up.
Shutdown IT planning: A strategy for continuity of operations
Agencies must embrace automation and a hybrid cloud network model that allows critical services to remain up and running even with reduced staffing.
There Really, Really Isn’t a Silver Bullet for Climate Change
Nuclear power might be part of a Green New Deal, but it can’t meet all U.S. energy needs.
Federal Judge Rules Against Transit Agency in Disability Access Case
The dispute centers on requirements for elevators at subway stations.
Why Eating Roadkill Makes Roads Safer for People and Animals
States are legalizing roadkill salvaging to feed communities and track animal migration.
Considering a State Bank for Local Governments
Proponents say it could help with infrastructure financing, particularly for smaller jurisdictions. Bankers are skeptical.
FedRAMP Connect adds 4 firms
The program allows cloud service providers offering secure, governmentwide solutions to in-demand business cases to apply for streamlined authorization.
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