GIS, mobile-alert tech shine during eclipse
Increased exposure to GIS and alerting apps from government and citizens alike during the eclipse may help broaden use of the technology.
Kanban for slaying the external dependency monster in migrations
Simple and flexible, Kanban can facilitate communication so teams can easily spot trends and gather metrics for future use.
Army uses multiplayer game environment to crowdsource innovation
To evaluate tech advances for the battlefield, Operation Overmatch records soldiers' responses to equipment and tactics as they fight in realistic scenarios.
Getting Creative and Finding Innovations to Address ‘Worst Case’ Housing Needs
While larger cities may have a leg up when going after affordable housing grants, smaller- and mid-sized ones like Riverside, California have had to think outside the box.
Judge Orders Mayor to Turn In City’s Past-Due Budget
Critics say that, unless the $1.4 billion fiscal plan in Minneapolis is turned in soon, there won’t be enough time to review it before public hearings begin next month.
How industrial partners can help HPC centers thrive
By partnering with industry, high-performance computing centers can increase the impact of scientific innovations and boost industrial and economic competitiveness.
Funding Gaps in Pensions and Infrastructure: A Match Made In Queensland
Can two major funding headaches fix each other's problems?
New Study Shows We’re Missing Opportunities to Help Survivors of Opioid Overdoses
Opioid users in Pennsylvania were still being prescribed powerful painkillers, even after they were treated for an overdose.
Tropical System Headed to Gulf Coast Prompts Hurricane Watch and Flooding Concerns
STATE AND LOCAL NEWS ROUNDUP | Oregon wildfires grow; 1.5 million gallons of raw sewage flood repair trench in a Detroit suburb; and Baltimore mayor’s good government book club pick.
Another Volley Between States and the Justice Department Over Recreational Marijuana
In the latest round of official correspondence, Oregon Gov. Kate Brown highlighted the state’s tracking measures for pot and noted flaws with a report U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions referenced.
How agencies decide when moving to the cloud makes sense
Agencies moving legacy applications to the cloud must optimize for the environment, government technology leaders advise.
How agencies can comply with the cyber executive order
The risk-management approach requires agencies to have a clear and detailed understanding of their IT environment.
NY's facial recognition program continues to nab fraudsters
To date, the technology has flagged more than 21,000 cases of possible identity fraud.
Communities forming around blockchain for government
The Government Blockchain Association and DC Blockchain Center are bringing public- and private-sector officials together to leverage the technology in the government space.
The Upcoming Census Has Big Implications for Federal Funds Flowing to States
New research sheds light on how much money is affected by the decennial population count, which is next set to take place in 2020.
What to Expect When You’re a Mayor Expecting Trump
“I did not feel that it was the right time to do this. It’s too close after Charlottesville,” said Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton, who urged the president to delay Tuesday evening’s planned rally.
Time's Running Out to Prevent a Massive Cyberattack on Critical Infrastructure
The U.S. risks missing a “narrow and fleeting window of opportunity before a watershed, 9/11-level cyberattack,” according to a new report approved by the Homeland Security Department's National Infrastructure Advisory Council.
Ambush Attack at Ohio Courthouse Raises More Security Concerns
STATE AND LOCAL NEWS ROUNDUP | Oklahoma’s teacher shortage worsens; Virginia governor announces big budget surplus; and Miami Beach bolsters security following attacks in Europe.
‘Ban the Box’ Laws May Be Harming Young Black Men Seeking Jobs
Several recent studies have found that black men, even those without a criminal history, are less likely to get called back or hired after a ban the box law is put in place.
Tech that's worth the hype
Gartner's hype cycle, which shows the maturation level and likely adoption of innovations, helps IT leaders better manage the deployment of new and existing technologies.
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