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Bridging the gap between GIS and asset management: Enhancing value through integration

In today’s digital age, organizations looking to establish effective asset management practices have a plethora of options available to them. One example includes geographic information systems (GIS), which have become powerful tools for managing spatial data as they allow organizations to visualize, analyze and make informed decisions based on geographic information. The reality is that […]

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Making government AI-ready begins with an AI-ready workforce

There has been much talk about having an AI-ready workforce, yet there seems to be more focus on the need than on how we can achieve this. We also know that artificial intelligence (AI) is dramatically different from any other form of technology that has emerged since the advent of the open Internet. Given AI’s […]

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New regulations for buildings and infrastructure help create more sustainable, resilient communities

Life happens in community buildings; it’s where people work, learn, live and play. Ensuring community members have access to healthy environments, reliably comfortable public facilities and safe spaces to seek shelter in the face of crisis has never been more critical. Buildings are also one of the largest contributors to global energy consumption and greenhouse […]

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Governments should select the right team when buying technology—and that includes experts who can fight off cyber-threats

Choosing the right people is a key part of technology procurement, says Noel Hara, vice president & chief technology officer, public sector, at NTT DATA Services, a provider of IT and business services including cloud, data and applications that helps clients, including those in the public sector, transform through consulting, industry solutions, business process services, […]

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10 of the most affordable cities in the United States

With interest rates spiking as federal administrators clamp down on inflation, a city that’s affordable is a key factor considered by prospective new and current residents alike. Leaning on a number of metrics, a new ranking from MarketWatch ranks which U.S. cities are the most affordable. Certain areas of the country were generally less expensive […]

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HUD’s $85M competitive grant program incentivizes changes to restrictive land use policies, promotes affordable housing

In the push to reduce housing costs, restructuring land use policies and zoning norms is an influential measure that’s been proven to be effective—and one that’s within the control of local governments. The Biden Administration is trying to help communities in this endeavor through a number of actions aimed at removing bureaucratic barriers, spurring investments […]

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Proposed bill would add extreme heat to list of major disaster qualifying events

Halfway through summer, 2023 is on track to be the hottest year ever recorded globally. Given the sweeping implications of extreme heat on vulnerable populations, public health and local infrastructure, advocates are calling on the Biden Administration to pass the Extreme Heat Emergency Act of 2023, which was introduced to Congress last month by U.S. […]

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Report: Emergency dispatch centers are facing a staffing crisis

Across the United States, emergency dispatch centers are facing an acute staffing crisis: administrators can’t hire enough dispatchers, compounding stress on employees who are already shouldering an increased workload. Burnout is a huge problem. “A staggering 82% of respondents’ call centers report being understaffed. These staffing challenges span from difficulties in hiring new personnel to […]

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As cities and counties update technology, they are steady buyers of batteries and lighting systems

Local governments need batteries and related products for their facilities and vehicles, says Brandon Boozer, senior key account manager for Batteries Plus. The firm sells batteries, chargers, lighting products, generators and other gear and related services. The following link spotlights the company’s work with municipalities. The company is a growing battery franchise, with 700+ locations […]

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10 most hurricane-vulnerable counties for 2023

This year’s hurricane season is on now, and will run through Nov. 30 2023. In May, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) predicted a 40-percent chance of a near-normal Atlantic hurricane season this year, with 12-17 named storms. Five to nine of those storms could become hurricanes, including one to four major hurricanes of […]

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Bridging the gap between GIS and asset management: Enhancing value through integration

Article

Making government AI-ready begins with an AI-ready workforce

Article

New regulations for buildings and infrastructure help create more sustainable, resilient communities

Article

Governments should select the right team when buying technology—and that includes experts who can fight off cyber-threats

News

10 of the most affordable cities in the United States

News

HUD’s $85M competitive grant program incentivizes changes to restrictive land use policies, promotes affordable housing

News

Proposed bill would add extreme heat to list of major disaster qualifying events

News

Report: Emergency dispatch centers are facing a staffing crisis

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As cities and counties update technology, they are steady buyers of batteries and lighting systems

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10 most hurricane-vulnerable counties for 2023

WHITE PAPERS

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Mechanize the Mop White Paper

3 Ways to Reduce Time-to-Hire in the Public Sector

Webinars

Overcoming Challenges & Creating Opportunities in Government Grant Management

How to Successfully Implement LED Streetlights in Your Hometown with Federal Funds

Grant Preparedness: Unlocking Funding Opportunities for Your Success

Podcast

Podcast: Disaster Management Symposium preview

Young Leaders Episode 4 – Cyril Jefferson – City Councilman, High Point, North Carolina

Young Leaders Episode 3 – Shannon Hardin – City Council President, Columbus, Ohio

GALLERIES

Gallery: Street pavement artist Jim Bachor creatively fills city potholes

Study ranks the 15 most walkable U.S. cities for tourists

Gallery: The 10 most connected U.S. cities for internet