NH preps agile, off-the-shelf solution for the DMV
The New Hampshire Department of Motor Vehicles is nearing the launch date for its Microsoft’s Dynamics CRM-based Motor Vehicle Enterprise System.
'Minority Report' gets real with gesture tech platform
Mezzanine, a commercial version of the interfaces Tom Cruise used on screen, helps agency teams collaborate, gain situational awareness.
How Suffolk future-proofed city hall
A network modernization has given the city more reliable communications and the infrastructure to deploy future technologies.
Ebola modeling floats flood response app
Virginia Tech graduate students built a tool that integrates local open data with an Ebola response model to aid emergency response to flooding.
How to calculate open data's ROI
Researchers at NYU’s Governance Lab have come up with a formula that could help IT managers compare open data costs and benefits.
Eagle County ready for text-to-911
Eagle County, Colo. set up its text-to-911 service to meet public expectations for the service, especially among the hard-of-hearing communities.
First responders test future public safety net
At a February ski event, Colorado first responders put LTE mobile broadband to the test in a demo of technologies for a future nationwide public safety network.
Serious games scoring big in government
The growth of big data, analytics and the challenge of getting data consumers to use new tools is driving proliferation of serious games in government.
Mission critical cloud: Comments due for FedRAMP high
This Friday marks the end of the comment period on the draft requirement that will enable agencies to use cloud environments for high-impact information.
PlugFest Plus aims to speed tech innovation, acquisition
The Air Force’s PlugFest Plus event adds a contracting component to a technology demonstration.
Cloud-based 311 keeps Philly services agile
Philly 311, built on Salesforce’s cloud computing platform and implemented by Unisys, removes any manual intervention for government workers as they track citizen requests for services.
Open data standards seed cottage industry in municipal apps
A collation of e-government solution providers are working on open permit data standards expected to help generate new apps across the municipal enterprise.
Revamped Philly 311 goes social
Based on Salesforce’s cloud platform, the new Philly 311 system expands residents’ access to city services, lets them view other nearby inquiries and helps the city better track service requests.
NASA launches 'paper-less' procurement packages
The Acquisition Division of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory created a system that electronically manages all procurement packages from start to finish.
Power BI expands access to data sources
The newest version of Power BI, Microsoft’s cloud service that lets users create, analyze and share data visualizations includes connectors to a variety of cloud-based data sources, including Data.gov, the main index of government open data.
Mobilizing government: Agencies struggle to move beyond strategy
All 24 agencies required to comply with the Digital Government Strategy have made efforts to improve their mobile digital services, but so far much of the work has been in planning rather than execution.
Analytics powers app for social workers
The Case Advice app pulls data from a variety of back-office systems and makes it available to case workers while they’re in the field.
Mobile dev, code analysis tool debuts for DOD, intell agencies
CACI, Appcelerator join forces in developing a tool to help agencies develop and release secure apps on schedule and within budget.
Chicago builds ETL toolkit for open data
Data officials in Chicago built an automated extract transform load (ETL) framework to more quickly and easily open city data.
Citizen engagement tools deliver ‘government your way’
Consumer technologies are finding new uses in government as agencies find ways to deliver services to citizens wherever and however they need them.
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