Commentary COVID-19 and pivoting into a new year: It may be 2021, but did we really leave 2020? 24th February 2021 As we continue to navigate 2021, many issues will require continued tech leadership and support to carry everyone through
Commentary Six tips for making sure your dispatch is doing all the right moves 24th February 2021 Planning, design, construction, maintenance and waste disposal are a few aspects public works departments deal with daily. It seems like a great deal of specialized work and reporting because it absolutely is. And all of it routed through a dispatch center. Without the right tools in place, a dispatcher cannot keep things running smoothly. Nor […]
Commentary Artificial cities could pave the way to driverless adoption 23rd February 2021 Connected and autonomous vehicles (CAVs) have a future. That is without doubt but there is still a need to ensure that they will be safe on our highways and to ease the public’s safety concerns to increase their adoption over the next few years. CAVs need to be able to react to unforeseen events – […]
Commentary How city leaders can develop, manage and maintain strategic partnerships 22nd February 2021 Now more than ever, the pandemic and economic crisis have exacerbated the need for municipal leaders to collaborate with other sectors including nonprofit, business, and philanthropy
News Online sales tax collections proving essential for many state and local governments during COVID-19 19th February 2021 Many state and local government budgets rely heavily on sales tax collections. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, general sales tax collections took a major hit as businesses were forced to close and in-person spending almost came to a stop. Still, nearly a year into the pandemic, in-person sales have mostly resumed across the country but […]
Hi-tech sewers can help safeguard public health, environment and economies 17th February 2021 In the wake of the coronavirus, economic recovery is top of mind for all city leaders, the majority of whom believe that investing in infrastructure and technology can spur a rebound. Yet current analyses indicate that we only have funding available to cover approximately 57 percent of infrastructure system improvements through 2029, leaving an investment gap […]
Commentary Three ways the public sector can minimize remote workforce PC refresh headaches 12th February 2021 Public sector IT organizations must find ways and tools to automate and streamline processes while minimizing hands-on IT involvement in setting up and migrating PCs
Commentary The future of transportation – leveraging smart solutions to boost user experience 10th February 2021 It is only a matter of time before cities worldwide embrace technology to improve transit and connect people to economic opportunities and each other – safely
Commentary Five reasons why city managers should put utility vehicles to work 10th February 2021 With their versatility and reliability, UTVs are the perfect vehicle to help keep a city or county running smoothly
Commentary Bridging the digital divide by fostering digital inclusion and economic recovery 5th February 2021 The benefits of bridging the digital divide go beyond social responsibility. There are distinct economic returns attached to getting the unconnected online.
Discover How Public Sector Officials are Monitoring and Managing Overtime in This New White Paper 22nd February 2021
Young Leaders Episode 4 – Cyril Jefferson – City Councilman, High Point, North Carolina 13th October 2020
Young Leaders Episode 2 – Christian Williams – Development Services Planner, Goodyear, Ariz. 1st July 2020
American City & County’s 2020 Exemplary Public Servant of the Year Award dlvr.it/RtZbX2 26th February 2021
Three communities hosting Augmented Reality Developer Challenge competitions dlvr.it/RtZ94D 26th February 2021
COVID-19 and pivoting into a new year: It may be 2021, but did we really leave 2020? dlvr.it/RtQRcr 24th February 2021
Six tips for making sure your dispatch is doing all the right moves dlvr.it/RtQBvl 24th February 2021