News As a new year approaches, these tech advancements are driving government trends 13th December 2022 In just about every field, tech advancements are moving forward at a breakneck pace. Governments are at the forefront of this innovation as the funders, testbeds and benefactors of emerging technologies. A new report from Deloitte highlights some of those technologies and the ways they’re driving trends across government. Now in its 14th year, the report […]
Article Expert: Think through your agency’s digital conversion or renewal before implementing it 7th December 2022 Local and state governments need to do some serious planning when they acquire new technology, says Shyam Jajodia, executive vice president and solution architect at invenioLSI, a large global independent SAP consultancy and implementation partner for the public sector. SAP is a widely used enterprise resource planning (ERP) software that creates a centralized system for […]
Article Future-ready cities leverage data well, partner more often and invest in technology 30th November 2022 Over the last few years, city administrators have had to adapt to a lot of unprecedented firsts—like an overnight shift to online learning, mask mandates and citywide COVID-19 containment lockdown orders. But of all those changes, perhaps the biggest challenge cities have confronted is the rapidly changing expectations held by constituents. “These run the gamut: […]
Article Leveraging modern solutions to secure major sporting events 23rd November 2022 As surveillance technology has evolved over the past decade, new and exciting tools have emerged to help security teams keep their facilities safe. Large venues, in particular, have seen their security options expand as modern analytics make it possible to keep a closer, more watchful eye over a greater amount of space. This has changed […]
Article 3 steps to increase the resiliency of the energy infrastructure 22nd November 2022 Picture this: A hurricane strikes a coastal town and destroys the power distribution network. A hospital generator fails, plunging the building into total darkness. Medical equipment, elevators and lighting are all non-functional. There’s no air conditioning nor natural ventilation because the windows are sealed shut, resulting in overwhelming heat and humidity. The water pumps grind […]
News Report: Electronic vehicle adoption driving change across America’s transportation system 17th November 2022 In the wake of historic investments into the nation’s infrastructure, America’s transportation system is on the verge of a major overhaul. In combination, the Investment and Jobs Act and the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act represent a “generation-defining infusion of federal funding” that’s “intended to reverse decades of inadequate investment and to modernize major facets of […]
Article In machines do we trust? 16th November 2022 Election Day and its declaration of winners and losers has morphed into election month—when many outcomes still await final tabulations weeks after the election. Machines got the blame for the delay in 2020, when manufacturers of voting machines came under attack by some rather vocal individuals stating without a shred of evidence that the machines […]
News Competition launched to attract younger talent to government IT jobs 14th November 2022 Across all fields, workforce shortages are making it difficult for organizations to meet financial goals and make any kind of progress forward. This challenge is especially pronounced in the public sector, which can’t always compete with the more lucrative salaries offered by private companies and has historically struggled to attract talent. LevelUp Gov, a new […]
Commentary The city of Santa Monica digitized citizen engagement 7th November 2022 The city of Santa Monica, Calif., is one of the busiest beach towns in the world. The city’s population is 93,000, but it grows to an estimated 250,000 during the day. With the massive crowd from tourism filling our beaches, dining in our restaurants and shopping in our mall, it can be a challenge to […]
News Washington, D.C. launches mobility innovation district to drive technological advancement 28th October 2022 Over the last decade, technological advancement has fundamentally changed municipal infrastructure, along with the expectations of city residents. Public-private partnerships drive this innovation by harnessing the power of private entrepreneurship to the visionary leadership of public administrators. Washington, D.C is the latest city to venture down this path with the creation of its first-ever Mobility […]
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