Determining Once and for All How the ‘Gig Economy’ Impacts Transit
Cities like Sacramento are helping pilot a new measure of interaction between travel modes.
How Using Open Wi-Fi Could Get Safer
A standard called Enhanced Open aims to make using free networks more secure than it is now.
Austin's one-stop shop for traffic management
The Austin, Texas, Department of Transportation’s Data and Performance Hub is designed to give both staff and citizens an inside look at signal operations citywide.
Two Companies Picked to Protect Nation’s 600 Dams From Cyberattacks
The Interior Department awarded spots on a five-year, $45 million contract to manage IT risk for more than 600 dams nationwide.
Government is getting smarter about automation
Agencies are looking to transform everything from contract writing to identity management. The trick could be getting governance to catch up to the tech.
Lessons learned from leaving legacy tech behind
The United Kingdom's Government Digital Service finds making the switch from legacy technology was more complicated than expected.
Can politics be predicted?
The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity wants a program that takes the guesswork out of forecasting worldwide geopolitical issues.
Bill Would Prevent States From Messing with Encryption
The bill comes amid an encryption debate that pits national security against cybersecurity.
3 reasons agencies should embrace managed print services -- now
MPS can help agencies enhance their security posture, strategically trim costs and improve operational efficiency.
Monitoring Fire Truck Health in Real Time
For fire departments, nothing is more problematic than an out-of-service rig.
Mayors are touting tech, open data
The nation's mayors see technology as key to increasing transparency, efficiency and economic development, according to a new report from the National League of Cities.
Interior Department is Using Drones to Save People Trapped by Lava
They’ve also been faster and safer than putting boots on the ground, an agency official said.
3 ways to ensure records management compliance
The National Archives and Records Administration is making it easier for agencies to find services and solutions to meet records management requirements.
Satellite imagery is revolutionizing the world. But should we always trust what we see?
Maps derived from satellite images are constructed by those who may not be very familiar with the site.
After a Major Cyber Attack, Does the Public Deserve an Explanation?
The ransomware that crippled Atlanta raises unanswered questions about how to communicate with citizens after a cyber-attack.
The Difficult Balance of Transparency and Privacy for Local Governments
“Risk will never be zero so it has to be actively managed,” according to Jason Lally, data services manager for the city and county of San Francisco.
In search of better broadband availability data
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration wants ideas on ways to identify regions with insufficient broadband capacity.
‘Government Is What We Do Together That We Can’t Do Alone’
As civic technologists gather for this year’s Code for America Summit, there are some key themes worth repeating.
Council of State Governments Extends Overseas Voting Initiative
The partnership will evaluate electronic ballot systems among other technologies and policies.
NGA seeks to optimize GEOINT broker service
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency wants a better way to match requests for imagery and data to suppliers of geospatial intelligence.
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