Texas' technology plan for the next five years represents a maturation in data management and digital services, officials told StateScoop.

The two states are part of a national increase in data-driven decision making within state governments observed by Results for America's 2019 survey.

The one-year program will use data collected from devices aboard vehicles to monitor traffic congestion statewide — particularly in rural areas.

His plan would use wellness and achievement data to better understand the risks that Los Angeles youth face on a day-to-day basis.

A fraud detection service has uncovered millions in unpaid tax revenue across two Florida counties using data analysis.

With the new capabilities cloud computing presents, IT agencies can protect themselves better and do more with data, guests say on StateScoop's Priorities podcast.

Lamont announced his plan for a performance management system that would align agency data policies to reduce redundancy and modernize services as he pursues an "all-digital government."

As cities accumulate more data than ever before, questions emerge of whether they should charge third-party developers who want to use it.

As municipal devices tuck away trillions of terabytes of data, smart-city experts say they don't have the workforce or infrastructure to parse the information.

Sensors and other tools are often overlooked in design and architecture, Georgia Tech researchers find.