State data leaders form alliance
Members of the State Chief Data Officer Network are working to share their experiences, build relationships and improve coordination in support of strong data management and oversight.
Data science could help Californians battle future wildfires
Data science and artificial intelligence could help planners, first responders and governments adapt to the huge challenges of climate change.
Where Tech Companies Spent Millions in Municipal Elections—and Lost
Amazon contributed more than a million dollars to a pro-business PAC in Seattle city council races. But that wasn’t the biggest tech spend in local elections.
What’s Missing From Apple’s $2.5 Billion Housing Plan
Apple is the latest tech giant to commit funds to California’s housing crisis. But experts say the largest barrier to housing is not money; it's political will.
Federal Lawmakers Push '.Gov' Web Addresses For Local Governments
A new U.S. Senate bill comes amid concerns that online criminals can “spoof” the public with fake government websites.
A Plan to Engage Hackers in Election Security
The Information Technology-Information Sharing and Analysis Center wants to create a coordinated vulnerability disclosure program that could alert vendors about security flaws in their voting systems.
Automation speeds review of medical records
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services' Intake Process Automation tool digitizes unstructured records and confirms basic information, saving staff from verifying existing records.
Forging new paths in software development
With the Pivotal Cloud Foundry, Kessel Run supported the quick onboarding of hundreds of full-stack engineers, provided real-time visibility into product teams and cut the time it takes to achieve an authority to operate from months to days.
Turning trash trucks into a mobile sensor network
Trash truck drivers have a smartphone mounted on their dashboards, and they log problems by tapping a customized screen.
HHS' intelligent decision engine for grant risk analysis
Recipient Insight automates the aggregation of publicly available data on grant recipients from a variety of sources to predict outcomes and flag potential performance issues.
Expanding mobile access to student aid
The myStudentAid app customizes the user's experience role and allows applicants to switch seamlessly between the mobile app and the web-based application.
Tapping traffic data to mitigate accidents
Henderson, Nev., is using an artificial intelligence solution from Waycare to analyze traffic-related data and predict -- and eventually prevent -- accidents.
Understanding the patterns of opioid abuse
Virginia's Framework for Addiction Analysis and Community Transformation lets agencies share data while protecting privacy,
Smarter staffing
USA Staffing redesigned the way hiring managers and human resources specialists process job applications and make sense of the talent pool.
GSA puts bots to work in bulk
The General Services Administration has implemented 25 RPA bots so far, including Truman, which automates the work associated with processing offers under the Federal Acquisition Service’s Multiple Award Schedules.
Democratizing data literacy at DAU
A data management and analytics platform gives the Defense Acquisition University a more immediate, enterprise-level view of student finance, scheduling, payment processing and other data.
Creating the space for mission-driven AI
A data ecosystem using patient information, diagnoses and lab results pulled from multiple databases in government and industry matches veterans with relevant clinical trials.
Taking 'You've got mail' to a new level
The U.S. Postal Service’s Informed Delivery allows consumers to track packages and digitally preview their mail before it arrives.
Improving outcomes for offenders
The Indiana Department of Correction's Occupational Optimization Model uses statistical, data mining and reporting software to help match soon-to-be-released offenders with job opportunities.
Better, cheaper and massively more test data
Improvements made by the Air Force’s 59th Test and Evaluation Squadron dramatically increase how many aircraft can collect and disseminate data, enabling the Air Force to move from individual testers to more of a crowdsourced approach.
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