A new online tool developed by The Atlas guides small and midsize cities through "big city" tactics for doing business with the private sector.

State IT procurement has long been frustrating for both sides, but industry associations are trying to smooth things over.

The county is taking a collaborative, community-based approach to understanding its biggest pain points as it attempts to eliminate homelessness.

Two final contracts under the state's new multi-vendor IT sourcing model prepare the state for a transition the technology agency has been working on since 2015.

San Francisco-area advocacy groups are celebrating the ordinance's passage as a victory for civil liberties.

AT&T and its partners say the new arrangement will give agencies easier and more affordable access to the nationwide public safety data network.

Subscriptions previously only offered by AT&T and the federal FirstNet authority are now available through a group of third party vendors.

Officials say early testing is proving successful. One tool could save the city more than 100,000 hours of labor annually.

Technology veteran Christopher Rein, who most recently served in cybersecurity roles with the state, will inherit an IT consolidation effort launched by his predecessor.