Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
How cloud-based ERP systems help CIOs and CFOs improve their operations
Cloud-based enterprise resource planning systems produce cost and time savings for HR, finance and IT departments at state and local agencies, an expert says.
Cook County overcomes 'tremendous amount of skepticism' to complete $75 million ERP upgrade
Officials of the Chicago-area municipality tick off the benefits of combining eight outdated systems into a single modern solution for all 22,000 county employees.
Software saves countless hours for Florida city tracking emergency response expenses
Local governments can get grant reimbursements from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, but only with a challenging level detail in their records.
From blind to data-driven: Washington state's IT tracking framework is transforming governance
The state's journey to becoming a public sector vanguard for technology business management came with a few misfires along the way.
Open data firm Socrata sued for fraud after claims of deception against partner in Michigan contract
Michigan-based software company Munetrix is calling for financial compensation amid an accusation that Socrata partnered on a state contract and then secretly undercut the bid.
Missouri and Arizona join forces on water safety compliance wizard
It doesn't matter who did the development, Missouri's technology chief says — any state can use it.
Report: Smart city investment will double by 2021
The global market is expected to exceed 74 billion within the next several years, according to new industry research.
OpenDataSoft, Waze partnership promises quicker commutes and better transit planning
A new private sector data sharing agreement will deliver real-time data to drivers and city planners.
Water, noise and farm apps take top honors at GoCode Colorado
After four months of coding, GoCode Colorado awards startups cash for their unique digital solutions.