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Report: Majority of government leaders say bridging the digital divide should be a high priority
With more people than ever working remotely these days, broadband connectivity and smart city infrastructure is of vital importance for municipalities in every corner of America. It’s considered to be a critical agenda item by most municipal leaders, according to a national poll of government leaders commissioned by Cisco. In a survey of more than 100 local and regional government executives and managers, “More than […]
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Graybar Is Helping Local Utilities Deliver Broadband to Rural America
To plan a broadband deployment in rural Arkansas, Clarksville Connected Utilities’ General Manager John Lester took inspiration from “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People.” “Begin with the end in mind,” he quotes. CCU initially looked into building a fiber network to connect its own infrastructure. By deploying the Internet of Things, the company could […]
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Three Things a First Year Clerk Needs to Know to be Successful
Congratulations, you just accepted one of the most influential and crucial positions in your local government. Clerks are the official keepers of their community’s records and the keystone that holds records retention and transparency policies together—and don’t even get us started on how meetings would run without you. As you embark on your first year […]
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Can street lights provide a solution when it comes to rural broadband connectivity?
The pandemic gave many Americans the opportunity to work remotely from home during the lockdown. Now, with more people than ever being able to work from anywhere they can get online, many have taken the opportunity to rethink whether they want to live in big cities or crowded suburbs—and they are flocking to exurban communities, […]
