Detroit Tests Cloud-enabled Pavement Monitoring
In-vehicle sensors collect and analyze data and send it to the cloud where the city can access it as a GIS layer to see road surface ratings.
Technology Use in Courts Skyrockets, Challenging Those Without Internet Access
Starting in March 2020, all 50 states and Washington, D.C., began offering video hearings, despite having no history of remote civil court proceedings.
How CIOs Can Build a Post-Pandemic Government
COMMENTARY | Chief information officers will play an important leadership role in integrating technology solutions that improve efficiency and the overall experience with government agencies.
Feds Step Up Cybersecurity Support for State Governments
Forty-two advisers have been appointed or are in the process, with eight states still needing federal-level coordinators.
Cyber Vulnerabilities Could Impact Municipal Finance
Municipal bond credit analysts consider governments unprepared for cyberattacks, a recent survey says.
'A Significant Wave of Modernization' Coming to Unemployment Systems
More than $87 billion in fraudulent unemployment claims were filed with states nationwide since the pandemic began, which is prompting states to overhaul their antiquated systems.
Cyber Insurance for Local Governments Costs More, Covers Less
More governments have cyber incident coverage than ever before, but the escalated risk of ransomware and cyberattacks means higher premiums, rising deductibles and greater scrutiny of security protocols.
New Survey Finds Differences in How Local Agencies Adopt Software
The poll of over 800 local government officials looks at trends with how departments are embracing specialized software and how satisfied they are with it.
Broadband Dominates Tech Funding In Infrastructure Bill
Funds will go to expanding broadband and 5G connectivity nationwide.
Will New York Pull the Plug on Bitcoin Mining?
The state blocked two new power plants for not aligning with new climate goals, and environmentalists hope cryptocurrency mining plants will get the boot next.
Building a Cloud-savvy Workforce May Mean Rethinking Degree Requirements
Government and industry officials question how they can keep cloud positions filled when they require various college degrees and certifications, but onboarding is key.
Natural Disasters Can Set the Stage for Cyberattacks
Indiana and some other state and local governments are trying to prepare by holding drills or creating preparedness plans.
Half of Public Sector IT Pros Not ‘Fully Confident’ in Cyberattack Response
Most public sector IT professionals believe a lack of expertise and resources are hindering cyber posture as well.
Bill Supports the Expansion and Development of 6G Infrastructure
A bipartisan bill would establish a council to oversee and implement 6G broadband access across the country.
Data’s Role in Measuring Program Outcomes and Preventing Fraud, Waste and Abuse
COMMENTARY | The American Rescue Plan has shown a spotlight on government use of funds. Here are strategies state and local governments can use to ensure their programs generate positive community results.
National Cyber Director: Liability Should Be Part of the Equation for Public-Private Collaboration
Cyber leaders’ plan to emphasize collective defense over offense hinges on industry’s willingness to share information with government in real time.
The Top Issues for State Government Tech Leaders
A new survey sheds light on priorities and concerns for state chief information officers, over a year after their work was radically affected by the pandemic.
Survey: 46% of US Organizations Will Institute Vaccine Mandates
Tech companies are among those taking the lead following federal guidance on vaccine mandates.
A Practical Case for Prioritizing Utility Cybersecurity
COMMENTARY | Utility leaders are behind the curve in cybersecurity policies and practice that will protect states and localities. It’s time for that to change.
The Failure of Government's Post-Covid Imagination
COMMENTARY | Twelve lessons to guide the future of work.
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