Generative AI, business acquisitions, sustainability among 2024 government IT trends
Government IT firms Tyler Technologies, Granicus and CentralSquare Technologies are among those to make announcements in recent weeks.
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Priorities Podcast Inside the next steps for Texas broadband expansion
On the Priorities podcast, Texas broadband lead Greg Conte outlines next steps for the state’s connectivity after voters passed a new fund.
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Police Department Case Service
Police Department Case Service is a project from the city of Austin, Texas.
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Kerrica Laake
Laake is the CIO of Austin, Texas.
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Ralph Warren
Warren is the director of information technology for Travis County, Texas.
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(Chesnot / Getty Images) State Montana attorney general sues Meta for ‘deceptive practices’
A Montana lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court is the state’s latest attempt at taking social media companies to task this year.
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A traveler stops for screening equipment at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport in Arlington, Virginia. (Transportation Security Agency) AI ACLU endorses Senate bill to ban facial recognition at airport security
The Traveler Privacy Protection Act would put an end to a TSA facial recognition pilot program and prevent future experimentation without Congressional approval.
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(Getty Images) Digital Services Montana’s motor vehicles division is going digital
Montana’s motor vehicles division is ready to launch a new digital driver’s services system, the agency’s latest step in improving accessibility.
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Speakers at the Public Sector Workforce Summit in Washington, D.C. on August 15. From R-L: Laura Allen, president of the Government Finance Officers Association; Kari Arfstrom, deputy executive director for learning at the National Association of State Treasurers and Meredith Ward, deputy executive director at the National Association of State Chief Information Officers. (Lindsay McKenzie / Scoop News Group) State Public sector IT talent crunch ‘only going to get worse,’ experts predict
Workforce challenges in state and local government are continuing to trouble state and local governments, industry groups said at an event.
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(Scoop News Group) County & Local Counties association forms group to explore AI risk, opportunity
The National Association of Counties formed a new committee to explore artificial intelligence through the lens of local government.