Still 'lack of belief' in GIS among emergency management leaders
On GIS Addressed, former Florida emergency management CIO Richard Butgereit says GIS is still underused and underfunded in disaster response.
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'Road Vision' traffic metrics app wins D.C. app challenge
The app, which uses mobile-phone and surveillance-camera footage to analyze traffic, won $25,000 and a beta-testing opportunity with the D.C....
Nominations now open for StateScoop 50 Awards
The annual StateScoop 50 Awards honor the best and the brightest who make state government more efficient and effective.
California Deputy CIO Chris Cruz to resign
Cruz, who has worked for the state in several IT roles since 2004, will now become the CIO of San Joaquin County.
California needs modernization for cloud success, CTO says
On the Priorities podcast, California CTO Richard Rogers says that the state needs a modernization and workforce strategy for true adoption of cloud.
Senate bill would create rural broadband office at FCC
The new office would act as a clearinghouse for information on programs dedicated to expanding high-speed internet access in underserved areas.
On 'data dividend' concept, California's Gov. Newsom searches for...
Gov. Gavin Newsom has proposed compensating Californians for their personal data, collected by firms like Google and Facebook, but the details remain...
San Jose's 'Digital Inclusion Fund' to bring internet to 50,000 homes
The $24 million fund will be fueled in part by fees the city charges wireless providers to install antennas on public property.
