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A view from the front seat

How smart city projects are driving economic development in Chattanooga, Tenn.

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Data democratization

Open data is valuable to citizens and public agencies alike, but big shifts are needed to tap into its benefits

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Working together to harness the power of data for 911

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Where do we go from here?

Moving smart cities beyond proof of concept

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Tennessee city employees’ personal info inadvertently exposed online for nearly one year

The personal information for approximately 1,470 Knoxville, Tenn., employees was inadvertently posted online and left there for nine months, city officials revealed on Jan. 17. The personal information of workers employed as of Feb. 1, 2018 was accidentally posted on a procurement website, according to Knoxville TV station WVLT. The information included information including employees’ […]

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Driving without drivers

Orlando is rising as a mobility and transportation hub for the future

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Learning to fly

When a public agency adopts a drone for its work, other agencies within the government are likely to want to use it

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Cities and counties sign agreements to debut autonomous shuttles

The next wave in autonomous vehicles is arriving at the municipal and county level: self-driving shuttles. For Columbus, Ohio, that technology has already arrived. Michigan-based startup May Mobility debuted autonomous shuttles in the city this week, according to the Washington Post. The shuttles seat riders in a “campfire configuration” and have six seats. A backup […]

5 tips that can revolutionize your FOIA request responses

If it seems as though Freedom of Information Act requests are on the rise, it’s because they are. Consider this: The General Accounting Office estimated that between FOIA’s passage in 1966 and 1991, 1.9 million requests had been filed. Fast-forward to 2015, and more than 700,000 requests were filed in one year alone — underscoring […]

Industry Insights: Library Systems & Services

Q&A with Todd Frager, chief financial officer and chief operations officer of Library Systems & Services

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A view from the front seat

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Data democratization

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Tennessee city employees’ personal info inadvertently exposed online for nearly one year

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Driving without drivers

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Learning to fly

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Cities and counties sign agreements to debut autonomous shuttles

5 tips that can revolutionize your FOIA request responses

Industry Insights: Library Systems & Services

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