How a Crowdfunded Brewery Paved the Way for a New Kind of Economic Development
Michigan law provides boost to small businesses.
Smaller Towns as Talent Magnets — the Chance to Make Things Work
"The kind of people who might have gone to NASA in the 1960s, Wall Street in the 1980s, or Silicon Valley in the late 1990s are now, I think, more likely than ever to work in municipal government." So says a well-educated young small-town mayor.
Stakes rising as malware matures
How can government best position itself against cyberattacks, which seem to be increasing both in number and sophistication?
Hurricane simulation tool encourages citizen evacuation
Researchers at Old Dominion University's Virginia Modeling, Analysis and Simulation Center have developed a tool that graphically demonstrates the threat posed by high winds and rising water during a storm.
Tech decisions driving Michigan's public safety expansion
In the last decade, the state of Michigan has achieved near blanket coverage of its Public Safety Communications System, a digital voice IP network of federal, state, tribal and private public safety agencies and police departments across the state.
Army wants unified system to manage exams, surveys
The Army is looking to automate the management of thousands of online exams and surveys it uses for training.
How Michigan set the pace for state public safety networking
After Detroit established the first city police radio system, the state maintained an upgrade path that kept it at the forefront of local public safety communications.
API first: Shifting how government delivers services
An API tier provides a simple interface to complex internal systems, making it easy to deliver services on any device or interface.
Survey finds continuing campus bandwidth squeeze
SIIA’s annual survey finds that bandwidth is not keeping up with demand at higher-ed institutions.
Windows RT gets access to 'desktop' apps via Azure RemoteApp
Microsoft's Azure RemoteApp client for Windows RT devices gives users a way to access apps that they can't install on their machines.
How Cash-Strapped Towns Are Saving Fourth of July Fireworks
Independence Day celebrations are an economic boost for communities. And with budgets tight, there are several ways towns can avoid canceling their shows.
Why Docker is disruptive
Application containers like Docker will simplify application deployment across multiple platforms, including across multiple cloud providers.
RFI Generator manages emergency geospatial info requests
The open source tool helps the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency quickly answer information requests from first responders and geospatial analysts.
Government fares poorly in Web site security audit
In an annual evaluation of website security by the Online Trust Association, the most heavily trafficked .gov and .mil Web sites generally got poor marks, except for their deployment of DNSSEC.
Recognition as a service joins cloud's roster of options
The CitySync license plate RaaS solution lets governments access the recognition engine with any camera and store data in the cloud.
CyberRX preps health care community for cyberattack
A cybersecurity exercise by HHS and the health care community produces better security.
State seeks info on asset discovery tools
State Department is looking for vendors who can provide asset discovery tools to track IT equipment and installed software.
GSA seeks partners for shared network at Denver Federal Center
The General Services Administration wants feedback on a plan to build a scalable campuswide network for the Denver Federal Center, the largest federal office campus outside Washington, D.C.
This Really Might Be the Nicest Bike-Share System in the United States
A Twin Cities-based service based on Minnesota values is embraced by an unexpectedly robust marketplace
School Is Over for the Summer. So Is the Era of Majority White U.S. Public Schools.
When schools reopen this fall, demographic changes will have tipped the balance to nonwhite students.
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