Small town's Alexa skill wins AWS award
Twelve organizations received AWS City on a Cloud Awards for projects ranging from automated body cameras to earthquake readiness mobile apps.
U.S. Cities Ready to Compete for a World Cup Windfall
With estimates nearing a half billion in net economic benefit for cities that play host to the games, the 2026 World Cup makes Amazon HQ2 seem very 2018.
To Combat Potholes, Cities Turn to Technology
Apps allow residents to tell city agencies about potholes, while officials deploy new analytical tools to keep track of trends and try to predict where craters could appear.
FAA Awards $677 Million in Airport Improvement Grants
The 241 grants will fund 346 infrastructure projects, including runways, taxiways, aprons and terminals.
FedRAMP looks to NIST for security control refinements
To speed cloud authorizations, the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program is automating security control assessments and accrediting third-party assessors.
NYC DOT Chief: Feds Are Forgoing City Input on Self-Driving Vehicles
“I urge you to enlist cities as partners,” transportation commissioner Polly Trottenberg told Senate lawmakers.
OMB drafts 'Cloud Smart' strategy
The Office of Management and Budget expects to release new guidance to help agencies move to the cloud.
Oak Ridge debuts world's fastest supercomputer
Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s Summit supercomputer will allow scientists to make unprecedented discoveries in energy research and artificial intelligence.
Moving apps to the cloud? Some factors to consider
Prioritizing cloud selection based on the most appropriate features for a particular application offers many benefits as well as a few challenges.
3 steps for making the FITARA scorecard grade
Agencies that optimize their data centers can do more with the resources they have and build an IT infrastructure that is more efficient, less costly to maintain and primed for the future.
5G Aesthetics Prove a Balancing Act for Cities Like Palo Alto
Small cell deployments by wireless infrastructure providers are often less of a partnership with municipalities than they appear.
Feds Announce Relief Funding for Transit Agencies Impacted by 2017’s Hurricanes
STATE AND LOCAL ROUNDUP | Fake cops in Michigan charged with felonies … Nashville’s e-scooter removal blitz … and Louisiana capitalizes on its coastal erosion.
Flood Resilience Challenge Yields the South Bay ‘Sponge’
“One thing that was really evident: Even people who are following closely are not totally aware of the flood risks that we have in the [San Francisco] Bay Area.”
Study Casts Doubt on Feasibility of Boston’s Proposed Flood Barrier
STATE AND LOCAL ROUNDUP | Virginia on path to expand Medicaid ... another jail torture lawsuit in Utah … Georgia governor talks up Atlanta’s Amazon HQ2 bid.
3 tips for multicloud migrations
Taking advantage of a multicloud environment lets agencies simplify their cloud management policies and improve efficiencies, security and agility.
Water Infrastructure Legislation Gushes Ahead in Congress
A House committee passed its Water Resources Development Act legislation unanimously on Wednesday.
Why We Need a National Infrastructure Map
Setting priorities is hindered by the lack of systematic information available on the nation’s inventory of infrastructure assets, their location and condition.
Senate Panel Passes Water Bill That Would Rework Lending Program
Provisions involving the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act have drawn backlash from some utility groups.
Agencies take a closer look at containers
The stand-alone, executable packages can help make agencies more efficient by cutting staff costs and enabling faster development.
Data security at the tactical edge: Rightsizing solutions
As data center functionality moves to the field, data protection capabilities must adapt to address challenges posed by edge deployments.
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