A team of “citizen developers” working within Garland, Texas, city government meet regularly to automate business processes and develop new technologies the city’s IT department doesn’t have time for. (Nintex)
More than 30 non-IT employees in Garland, a Dallas suburb of about 240,000, taught themselves how to design digital workflows making government more efficient.
The Michigan city has lost half its population since 1960. A digital tool to improve collaboration is helping communities manage their abandoned properties.
Known for his dedication to public service and a focus on getting people to cooperate across jurisdictional boundaries, the 30-year IT veteran steps down.
California State Chief Information Security Officer Peter Liebert addresses the crowd at StateScoop’s California Innovation Summit in Sacramento on Jan. 15, 2019. (StateScoop)
Forming and sustaining partnerships across state, local and education branches of government is a challenge, but well worth the effort, IT leaders say.
Delaware Chief Information Officer James Collins talks to students at the the Air Command Mobility Museum in Dover as part of Delaware GIS Day 2017. (Scott Figurski)
Officials from all levels of government say the annual event is a chance both for education and to reinforce the necessity of cooperation across boundaries.