Preventive maintenance through predictive analytics
With unstructured maintenance data hampering strategic decision-making, the Navy’s Military Sealift Command turned to machine learning for help.
An IoT safety net for misguided drivers
Arizona's Department of Transportation has connected sensors, cameras and a central command center to warn both wayward drivers and the nearby motorists the might endanger.
Cyber ‘Intrusion Campaigns’ Increasingly Target Utilities
Here are malicious behaviors CIOs can look to help prevent a disruption.
State Attorney General Releases Report on Surge in Data Breaches
STATE AND LOCAL ROUNDUP | Charleston, S.C. earthquake risk … Texas air pollutants … and Pennsylvania prison mail lawsuits.
Army, Private Sector Demand Behind Georgia Cyber Center’s Growth
The state had to expedite phase two of the project.
How North Carolina Kept 911 Up During Hurricane Florence
The Federal Communications Commission has since documented the effort’s success.
Cities Address Hurdles to Sharing Data
An increasing number of operating systems are available to municipalities looking to streamline data sharing, but a global network wants them thinking about urban resilience as they do.
Building a smart digital reality for GEOINT missions
Defense and intelligence agencies must take advantage of expanding geospatial data to answer mission-critical, operational or business problems.
How agencies can use AI to automate and augment operations
Artificial intelligence is ideal for solving comparatively mundane but critical and widespread problems like reducing call wait times and case backlogs.
For State CIO Leadership, Strong Communication Is More Important Than Tech Expertise
Major takeaways from NASCIO’s annual survey of state chief information officers.
Why government must demystify AI
As agencies integrate artificial intelligence into government applications, they must ensure the technology is trustworthy and that citizens understand how it works.
4 connected vehicle apps Michigan is testing right now
Working with vehicle manufacturers and university researchers, the state is already deploying technology that allows cars to communicate with the infrastructure and other vehicles.
Artificial intelligence will make you smarter
Technologies modeled on how human brains work are already augmenting people’s abilities and will only get more influential as society gets used to these increasingly capable machines.
Tech already saving Census time and money
The Census Bureau is depending on technology to conduct a more efficient population count.
Congress takes first steps toward regulating artificial intelligence
As Congress considers whether to make laws governing how AI systems function in society, legislators should take care not to step in too soon and create regulatory hurdles for technologies that are still developing.
Eliminating Tech Tribalism in Government
Are public sector agencies ready take tech collaboration to the next level? Our survey says government officials want to, but don’t know where to start.
New data tool can help scientists use limited funds to protect the greatest number of endangered species
Working with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, researchers built a tool that uses decision science and big data to help make decisions about saving endangered species more effective and transparent.
Digital Record Deluge Threatens to Swamp States
States allocate less than one-hundredth of one percent of their budget on archives despite exponential data growth.
Most Big Cities Are Planning for Autonomous Vehicles
The National League of Cities has seven recommendations for those looking to launch pilots.
Algorithms Can’t Fix Societal Problems—And Often Amplify Them
Activists and researchers argue that artificial-intelligence tools, including those used by governments, reflect the problems already present in the systems they're automating.
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