Shared Maps Help Hoboken Reduce Traffic Crashes and Flooding
Hoboken uses maps to share data across departments, prioritize safety, and engage residents in shaping a safer, more climate-resilient city.
Hoboken uses maps to share data across departments, prioritize safety, and engage residents in shaping a safer, more climate-resilient city.
In this video interview, HPE Networking’s Ken Rich discusses the accelerating need for zero-trust adoption and how to overcome AI and other implementation challenges.
AI brings with it a tremendous opportunities and productivity and efficiency gains. But to make AI investments scalable and long lasting (especially as pricing models change), it’s important for organizations to have a firm grasp of the areas that make the most sense to automate.
The web taught government how to publish information for people. The next challenge is making sure machines recognize its source.
There’s a lot of excitement around AI right now, especially as organizations look for ways to work faster, improve service delivery, and help employees be more productive. But one key message stands out: AI success isn’t really about the technology. It’s about having the right foundation in place first. As AI evolves into more advancedRead… Read more »
The strongest AI implementations begin with operations, not technology. Before introducing another tool, agencies can ask a few simple questions.
The agencies that succeed in this next era of AI-powered FOIA and eDiscovery will be the ones who center security, governance, and defensibility.
In government, fully autonomous AI is rarely an acceptable aspiration. Humans should be in the loop.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming a critical workplace tool for government agencies, but teams must practice good AI hygiene.
In a recent webinar, “What’s Next in Government Cybersecurity,” cybersecurity leaders discussed emerging threats, AI, and more.