NTIA chief says states have ‘homework assignments’ on broadband permits
States must accelerate broadband construction permit processes before federal grant money arrives, NTIA Administrator Alan Davidson said.
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Connecticut installing wrong-way driving sensors that notify state police
Connecticut is installing new sensors along ramps to highways that notify state police of wrong-way driving.
New Mass. CIO names cyber, data, digital services as tech priorities
Jason Snyder, Massachusetts' new chief information officer, shared his technology priorities for the coming months.
Ernst & Young unveils Center for Government Modernization
The global tech firm announced the Center for Government Modernization, a think tank aiming to assist governments upgrade their IT.
South Dakota CIO says state needs $70M to replace financial system
South Dakota's IT chief told lawmakers it will cost $70 million to replace the state's critically outdated financial system.
Philadelphia launches online navigator for construction permits
Philadelphia launched a new online navigator tool to make information about construction permits more accessible.
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Georgia Labor Dept. says upgraded AI chatbot is highly accurate
The Georgia Department of Labor announced it made upgrades to its AI chatbot virtual assistance system and automated phone line.
Philadelphia innovation director leaves behind legacy of culture change
Over nearly nine years as Philadelphia's innovation director, Eliza Pollack empowered agencies to develop solutions they can call their own.
General Dynamics lands $152M Alabama supercomputer authority contract
General Dynamic Information Technology was awarded a $152 million contract by Alabama's Supercomputer Authority for cybersecurity services.
Enhancing cyber posture with limited resources and budget
How SLED organizations can simplify and secure remote access, protect critical infrastructure and data, and reduce costs while reducing risk.