Pittsburgh Prioritizes ‘Inclusive’ Tech Initiatives With New Innovation Roadmap
The city’s technology boom “must be accessible to all,” according to Mayor Bill Peduto.
Minnesota Awaits Return of Avian Flu; An Olympic Acceleration for the ‘Subway to the Sea’ in L.A.?
Also: Corporate bankruptcy hits North Jersey city hard and Northern Indiana unites.
Will Better Death Certificates Mean Better Policy?
States want to understand mortality, and faulty documentation means they may not know as much as they think.
How USAID built open data into its mission
A new CIO Council case study looks at the U.S. Agency for International Development's integration of open data into its mission.
Making the case for context-aware security
Lack of awareness about context-aware security was the top barrier to implementation and adoption, according to a recent survey.
In San Antonio, it's now free 4G for everyone on the city's transit system
San Antonio’s VIA Metropolitan Transit put routers on all its buses, paratransit vans and at transit centers to give its riders free 4G Wi-Fi access.
OpenJustice puts California criminal justice data on display
The OpenJustice initiative features a dashboard of criminal justice indicators and an open data portal that encourages download and re-use of data.
What ‘Shocked’ North Carolina’s Governor When He Took Office?
Gov. Pat McCrory says he’s focused on shortcomings with operations and infrastructure.
Pennsylvania's Capital Must Change Its Financial Recovery Plan, Mayor Says
With revenues falling short, Mayor Eric Papenfuse floated amendments to the plan during his State of the City address on Tuesday.
California Agencies to Give Citizens Prize Money for Innovative Ideas
Previously, only former or current government employees could receive monetary rewards for intellectual property.
This County Government Went All-In on Purchasing Cards
King County is now Washington state’s largest user of P-cards. And it’s saving a lot of money.
Seattle’s Rubber Antennas Spark Privacy Concerns; Dark Fiber Obligations in West Virginia?
Also: A new California state worker survey and Cedar Rapid’s hazardous materials highway.
A target-centric approach to cloud security
The XDet system associates a single block of data with a file and creates reference points within that block as a signature.
Supercomputing without the supercomputer
In-memory computing offers a viable alternative to expensive supercomputers and a natural complement to current enterprise investments.
Mobile software helps soldiers coordinate firing info
The Army is testing a mobile suite that helps soldiers more easily relay tactical information on the battlefield.
DHS moves another security technology to the commercial market
The department's Science and Technology Directorate has licensed the PathScan network anomaly detection tool to Ernst & Young.
States Agree on Need for ‘Preschool,’ Differ on Definition
Policymakers in Minnesota and elsewhere have been impressed by studies that show early education can improve a child’s life and save taxpayers money over the long term.
Stats Shot: New Data Offer Insight Into States With Best and Worst GDP Growth in 2014
The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis has released sector-specific, quarterly GDP figures for states.
Tax Incentives Can’t Keep Applebee’s in Kansas City; Montana’s Geosynthetic Highways
Also: Olympia City Hall attacked and Texas governor’s mission to Mexico City.
How Some States and Localities Are Helping to Close Their Wireless Gaps
The way a Florida company is improving coverage along the Long Island Rail Road shows the power of collocation and revenue sharing.
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