3 Tips for Leading a Smart City Evolution
A smart city is a municipality that uses information and communication tech to increase operational efficiency. Here’s how you can drive the evolution.
State and Local
Tech Modernization for Law Enforcement and Public Safety Organizations
Learn how modernization and innovation are pairing together to help increase efficiency and effectiveness in law enforcement and public safety organizations at an upcoming AFCEA event.
How Millennials Can Make a Difference in Local Government
How can millennials make a difference in their local governments? In an interview with GovLoop, the cofounders of A Functional Democracy discussed how millennials can engage with their governments in a creative manner.
Hawaii CIO Shares Strategy for People Side of IT Modernization
CIO Todd Nacapuy has a unique approach to ensure the state’s 800-employee, multi-generational IT workforce is equipped to modernize tech services and operations.
Colorado CIO Suma Nallapati Talks Career, Women in Tech
We pick up the “CIO Conversations” series with Suma Nallapati, who as Colorado’s chief information officer is responsible for much of the state’s tech.
Improving Citizen Services With AI in Mississippi
To improve customer experience and cut back on unnecessary costs, the state decided to automate some of its search processes with a chatbot named Missi.
Modernizing to Transform HR
The cloud and shared services can help state and local agencies unify their siloed IT solutions and fully harness the benefits of modernization for their talent management and HR needs.
The City of Asheville: Driving Conversations With Dashboards
Cities and states have realized a need to fine-tune the ways they ensure everyday citizens could access data and make sense of it.
The City of Syracuse: Visualizing a Community Using Data
Not only do governments need that kind of expertise, but they need to find a way to publish data without much of a budget — if any.
Increasing Efficiencies Through IT Consolidation in Louisiana
Like many state and local enterprises, Louisiana is grappling with various legacy systems. Some are almost 40 years old, and with each comes countless applications.