Colorado Poised to Pass Net-Neutrality Law
The bill, awaiting the governor's signature, would prevent non-neutral service providers from using taxpayer money.
How public-sector leaders can foster innovation now
By delivering solutions in smaller increments, continuously improving to add value and leveraging private-sector best practices, agencies can enhance the services they provides to constituent
A Patchwork of Privacy Laws Will Stifle Innovation
COMMENTARY | The president of the Consumer Technology Association says California's privacy law—along with proposed legislation in Washington state and Massachusetts—will create a tangle of rules that "stifle competition and choke small businesses."
Augmented analytics: Democratizing data analysis
By automating data preparation and the discovery and sharing of insights, augmented analytics helps users more easily interact with data.
Infusing intelligence into enterprise asset management
Modern EAM systems integrated with GIS, mobile and automation capabilities can help reduce downtimes, minimize asset replacement costs and improve overall city services.
Creating a smarter digital reality for smart cities
Fusing geographic data with business information can transform domain knowledge and customer workflows into connected and digital-first ecosystems.
Mississippi launches auto-renewal of annual licenses
The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks launched a new customer dashboard that allows users to opt-in for automatic renewal of their annual licenses.
Federal Agency Drone Use to Monitor Natural Disasters Expanded Dramatically in 2018
The Interior Department flew more than 10,000 unmanned missions to survey federal land, monitor wildlife and respond to natural disasters.
Why open source is government's ready-made pilot project
By enabling developers to move quickly from problem to solution, open-source software gives agencies the agility they need for system modernization.
DHS seeks better tech for first responders
The Department of Homeland Security's Science and Technology Directorate is looking for new solutions to 12 common challenges.
The Census Kicks Off in Exactly One Year: How to Ensure an Accurate Count
COMMENTARY | Local and state governments should take steps now so that next year's count reflects everybody in a region.
5 steps to accelerating insights with predictive analytics
Optimizing predictive analytics can lead to better decision-making, which can impact everything from troops in theater to disaster response.
'Grave misperceptions' of DOD's AI work sidetracks key conversations
Like every other technology used by the Defense Department, artificial intelligence will be evaluated for legal, ethical and moral concerns, DOD's AI chief says.
How Las Vegas Stops Email-Borne Cyberattacks Pre-Delivery
“For most organizations email is a weakness, as much as we try and educate our user population,” said the city’s IT director.
Can a digital 'card catalog' solve government data woes?
A search and discovery environment for data and code can show how an agency's information is connected and grouped within projects or departments.
What's your robotic quotient?
Agencies looking to make the most of automation can use the robotic quotient framework to gauge their likelihood of success.
Tapping security cameras for better algorithm training
The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity wants 960 hours of annotated video data to help it train computer vision algorithms for law enforcement and public safety.
What's wrong with government CX?
Automated and digital services can improve customer experience so long as they're consciously deployed in service to drivers that matter, according to the author of Forrester's U.S. Federal Customer Experience Index.
Federal 100: Leaning into the future
Celebrating those who have leveraged artificial intelligence and automation to help agencies gain insights into their data and deliver services faster and more accurately.
Groups oppose states tracking contractor costs with keystroke monitoring
Tech and government advocacy groups are urging states to reject proposed legislation requiring keystroke-level oversight in service of greater billing transparency.
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