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13th December 2012

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High-performing, efficient and reliable IT infrastructure for the government sector

Often supporting a number of departments, municipalities face unique IT challenges related to limitations on budgets and resources including a lack of dedicated IT staff. These challenges become more prominent as cities grow, increasing the need for additional resources. As a result, municipal IT infrastructures need to be cost-effective, responsive, simple, scalable and must include disaster […]
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Barely two weeks have passed in 2020, and already, two cities have announced that they’ve been the victims of cyber attacks. Dunwoody, Ga., announced on Jan. 9 that its computer systems were attacked on Christmas Eve, according to Reporter Newspapers. No data was compromised in the attack; however, the city’s IT contractor, InterDev, shut down […]
Utilities, telecom companies in 5G street light fight

Big wireless network operators like AT&T and Verizon are hungrily eying your neighborhood street light as the perfect home for their 5G small cell transmitters. After all, those light poles already offer a reliable source of electricity, and they’re often located in just the right place to push 5G signals into your home or office. […]
9 Steps to Keep Your Public Employees Safe

Many public agencies are faced with employee safety challenges on day-to-day basis, including violence, workplace accidents, and system disruptions. Without a proper plan to mitigate these events, it’s nearly impossible to keep public employees safe. Often, security, operations and risk management professionals lack the time needed to react or even avoid the negative consequences of […]

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28th January 2020

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27th January 2020

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24th January 2020

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24th January 2020

RT @KeenanAssoc: Dean Waddell of @KeenanAssoc writes in American City and County that training on how to survive an active killer event sho…

24th January 2020

RT @ChrisWacker1: In @AmerCityCounty @Laserfiche #Marketing manager Ryan Park explains how #ECM lets #Government shift from service provide…

24th January 2020

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19th January 2020

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Opportunity zones are attracting investment into low-income areas across the country. How can your community take a… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

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