OMB, DLA join ranks of bot-friendly agencies
Robotic process automation will take on high volume, manual processes at the Office of Management and Budget and Defense Logistics Agency.
On Hawaii’s Big Island Text Alerts Prove Critical During Hurricane, Volcanic Eruption
The Hawaii Police Department warned businesses and residents of flooding, landslides and toxic-gas spewing fissures during the events over the past four months.
The container future is here. It’s just not evenly distributed
Linux containers are not only a viable option for government agencies, they may very well be necessary for their digital transformation strategies.
Enhancing Access to Federal Benefits Through State Pilot Projects
The Integrated Benefits Initiative, a partnership between Code for America, the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities and Nava Public Benefit Corporation, is spearheading the effort.
How AI will impact state governments
A new NASCIO report takes a look at the challenges and opportunities posed by artificial intelligence.
Open data grows up
Pittsburgh's Data Rivers project speeds data integration and cleanup and improves troubleshooting of the city's data pipelines.
Austin Just Became the U.S. Army’s Silicon Valley
The service is making a big bet that getting closer to tech startups will help deter future adversaries.
Minnesota’s Largest Homeless Camp Is in a Race Against Colder Weather
STATE AND LOCAL ROUNDUP | Outflanking New York state’s stubborn legislature … an independent auditing office for Mass. State Police … and L.A.’s new golden Gold tribute.
Verizon Faces Heat Following Fire Department’s Data ‘Throttling’ During Blazes
Emails describe wireless speeds so slow there was “no meaningful functionality,” raising questions as the company attempts to compete for first responders’ business.
Maps Provide Snapshot of Hottest Parts of Major U.S. Cities
A tech company produced the temperature maps using vehicle sensor data.
Cities Release Their Own Broadband Model Code
While a federal committee struggles to reach consensus on a state broadband framework, the National League of Cities created its own, stressing local needs.
AI for matching altered fingerprints
The FBI wants to teach its Next Generation Identification system to spot and match fingerprints that have been altered.
NSF funds a leap toward quantum computing
The National Science Foundation is investing millions in research to build a practical quantum computer.
Is Bluetooth the answer to remote drone ID?
The technology used to connect cell phones to wireless earbuds could used by law enforcement to identify and track drones.
Which state has the best websites?
In its rankings of state websites, the Information Technology & Innovation Foundation considered page-load speed, mobile friendliness, security and accessibility.
Airbnb: N.Y.C.’s New Short-Term Rental Crackdown Is Unconstitutional
STATE AND LOCAL ROUNDUP | Kansas City considers workaround for anti-panhandling ordinance … N.J. beach community wants governor to give up official summer house … and N.D.’s IT consolidation.
Court Rules First Amendment Could Protect Food Sharing
An appellate court last week found that the First Amendment covers a weekly shared meal at a Fort Lauderdale park where homeless people are known to congregate.
Revitalizing Health in Rural Appalachia
How a Tennessee county improved community health after the area's lone emergency department closed.
Teen Xanax Abuse Is Surging, Experts Say
Addiction practitioners say they’re seeing more young patients who are hooked on Xanax.
D.C. Airport First In Nation to Catch Suspected Imposter Using Facial Biometrics
After three days of operation, Washington Dulles International Airport’s biometric cameras identified a man allegedly attempting to use someone else’s passport to enter the U.S.
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