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EEOC preps for #MeToo complaints
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Can your public-safety backhaul network meet evolving responder needs?
A converged IP/MPLS backhaul network lets agencies transition from the critical applications in use today to the data-rich applications of tomorrow.
New tool offers unprecedented access to U.S. election data
An interactive version of the 2016 Election Administration and Voting Survey lets users examine a wide range of election-related data at the state and local level, as well as compare jurisdictions side by side.
How Much State Interest Is There in Proper Election Audits?
As Colorado pioneers best practices, races in Georgia and Alabama show how futile efforts are to verify votes without the right protocols in place.
Colorado puts technology in the driver's seat
The state is building the country's first production-grade, connected vehicle system in which real-time data is shared across vehicles, infrastructure and people.
How Colorado Is Trying to Stay Ahead of Evolving Transportation Technology
The state understands it can’t hope to outpace Silicon Valley, but it can outpace other states in adopting autonomous vehicles and hyperloop.
Accessibility awareness remains low as deadline approaches
Beginning Jan. 18, 2018, government agencies across the U.S. will be required to make their websites accessible to the more than 60 million Americans with visual, hearing or other disabilities.
Illinois drops predictive analytics for at-risk children
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Opioid code-a-thon winners announced
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Beyond Gadgets: Public Safety in a Digital World
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To Fend Off Hackers, Local Governments Get Help From States
But some city hall leaders say they can’t necessarily rely on states for cyber aid because many are busy trying to deal with their own cyber preparedness.
Data collaborations help build smarter cities
Open data policies may not be as exciting IoT-enabled transit systems or a new citizen-service app, but they create a sustainable data framework for future development.
3 Takeaways From the American Community Survey
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L.A. Cyber Center Hopes to Be a Model for Cities Nationwide
During the past four years, Los Angeles has centralized its cyber operations using models developed by the federal government and industry sectors.
Data key to cracking opioid crisis, experts say
With the opioid crisis ravaging communities across the country, social services, law enforcement and health officials are leveraging data to help curb the problem.
Why agencies struggle with performance analytics
Many local governments have not been able to capture data and successfully apply it to their decision-making process, according to researchers at the Brookings Institution.
3 tips for optimizing software spending
Visibility into software usage and spending makes it easier for agencies to track technology purchases and helps them think holistically about their IT strategy.
Army driverless-truck pilot logs 55K miles
The Autonomous Mobility Applique System trucks had to work through oncoming and passing traffic, negotiating rights of way, barriers and obstacles, dynamic rerouting and pedestrian traffic.
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