A 'Govhacks' survey from Accenture revealed the need for technology in government innovation.

More than 2,000 caseworkers will be equipped with Microsoft Surface Pro devices, which will give them access to critical files while in the field, the city says.

Vince Fong, a Republican state assemblyman, demanded new leadership via a Facebook video this week.

Davis, who resigned last month after nearly eight years as the state's top IT official, will be a managing director in the company's public-sector division.

The projects will address transit, housing, public safety and other issues for 28 participating governments.

NYC Secure will tell New Yorkers if their phones encounter unsafe networks. The city insists it's not tracking users.

Programmers will pursue grants to develop applications that make the most of the incoming generation of high-speed wireless infrastructure.

The new app, which launched in August, uses social media and a game-like environment to encourage residents to report issues.

Mayor Bill de Blasio's office is encouraging city agencies, community organizations, and private businesses to rally the public in search of solutions to common urban challenges.