Smart Cities & Technology

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The MSP downstream cyberthreat paradox: Understanding the city and county connection

Recently the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) along with the FBI, NSA,...

As ransomware threat increases, a shift in minimum cyber insurance standards is hardening digital defenses

In the last decade, the threat of ransomware and other cyberactivity has increased...

Cities steadily adding more EV chargers for public to use

Local governments are making headway as they develop their electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure....

Enterprise systems simplify city’s IT infrastructure

Las Vegas, Nev., has installed enterprise computer systems to improve communication between departments and to improve service delivery to residents.

GOVERNMENT TECHNOLOGY/Taking stock now can save money later

Today, computer systems are critical to the operation of cities and counties. The more information IT managers have about their computer systems, the

Updated technology centralizes plant’s control

In March 2000, officials at the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago (MWRD) decided to update the control system for treatment process

City invests in hardware to prepare for e-gov

Minneapolis has upgraded its technology infrastructure to better accommodate its desktop applications and to provide extensive online services. The low-maintenance

City’s computers automate responses to residents

In 1998, Chicago was using an outdated computer system to track residents’ service requests. City officials were faced with the option of updating the

MAPPING/Project will create consensus on geographic data

Although local governments have begun building extensive databases of geographic information, those databases are largely proprietary and cannot be shared

GOVERNMENT TECHNOLOGY/Tradition, security stall court technology

Digital record storage, wireless computing and teleconferencing are widely practiced in the private sector, but courts have been slow to adopt the technology

Body language: Using biometric technology

A few years ago, a dangerous criminal walked out of the Lancaster County (Pa.) Prison after fooling officials into believing that he was someone else.

GOVERNMENT TECHNOLOGY/Needs analysis improves enterprise GIS

Given the potential of a geographic information system (GIS) as a tool for enhancing decision management and efficiency, local governments can make a

GOVERNMENT TECHNOLOGY/Integrated systems improve welfare delivery

As a result of federal legislation aimed at reducing the size of welfare roles, counties have turned to new technologies to improve their social service

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Smart Cities & Technology

Highlights

The MSP downstream cyberthreat paradox: Understanding the city and county connection

As ransomware threat increases, a shift in minimum cyber insurance standards is hardening digital defenses

Cities steadily adding more EV chargers for public to use

Enterprise systems simplify city’s IT infrastructure

GOVERNMENT TECHNOLOGY/Taking stock now can save money later

Updated technology centralizes plant’s control

City invests in hardware to prepare for e-gov

City’s computers automate responses to residents

MAPPING/Project will create consensus on geographic data

GOVERNMENT TECHNOLOGY/Tradition, security stall court technology

Body language: Using biometric technology

GOVERNMENT TECHNOLOGY/Needs analysis improves enterprise GIS

GOVERNMENT TECHNOLOGY/Integrated systems improve welfare delivery

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The PIO’s Ultimate Guide to Social Media

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Arizona Arts Center Meets Rapid Deadline with Hundreds of Thousands in Savings

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

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

Young Leaders Episode 2 – Christian Williams – Development Services Planner, Goodyear, Ariz.

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