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Cities Give Google Cloud-Based Email Mixed Reviews
BY:
Steve Towns
| February 2012
Some cities have switched to the cloud with ease, but Los Angeles, for example, had to abandon it for law enforcement because of outdated security policies.
Cities Extract Energy from Everyday Activities
BY:
Steve Towns
| January 2012
Roanoke, Va., and other cities are experimenting with new technologies that capture energy from footsteps, cars and more.
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Farm of the Future: Aquaponics?
BY:
Steve Towns
| December 2011
Milwaukee hopes to pioneer new tech advances in farming that would create jobs and eliminate food deserts in depressed neighborhoods.
1 Comments
Governments Testing Use of Personal Devices for Work
BY:
Steve Towns
| November 2011
New technologies are making it safer for government employees to access sensitive data on their personal computers and smartphones.
2 Comments
Attacking the Connectivity Gap
BY:
Steve Towns
| October 2011
A new initiative in the nation’s capital is looking to close a stark digital divide.
Overcoming the Fear of Facebook
BY:
Steve Towns
| September 2011
Governments must interact using both traditional websites and social media.
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State CIOs Fear the Future as Their Federal Counterpart Resigns
BY:
Steve Towns
| August 2011
Vivek Kundra brought state IT leaders into policy discussions at an unprecedented level. They’re nervous about who might take his place.
Why Does Open Government Matter?
BY:
Steve Towns
| July 2011
A new tool helps agencies measure the value of transparency, trust and accountability.
Preparing for Cloud Computing Failures
BY:
Steve Towns
| June 2011
Moving to the cloud doesn't relieve agencies from ensuring public services and programs continue to operate in spite of technological hiccups.
1 Comments
Solving the IP Address Shortage
BY:
Steve Towns
| May 2011
The time to upgrade to IPv6 -- and take advantage of its innovative technologies -- is now.
1 Comments
Trading Laptops for Smartphones
BY:
Steve Towns
| April 2011
The handheld device is proving handy for cities.
Laptops at the Push of a Button
BY:
Steve Towns
| March 2011
Can self-service laptop dispensers help libraries offer more public computers?
Micro-Grants Help Colorado Fund Tech Innovation
BY:
Steve Towns
| February 2011
Small loans help cities and counties make initial investments in money-saving technology.
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Understanding Green Technology's Real-World Implications
BY:
Steve Towns
| January 2011
The Urban Living Lab will show real-world implications of energy-efficient technology.
A Better Brand of Information Security
BY:
Steve Towns
| December 2010
A U.S. Defense official leads the charge for a less restrictive, more effective approach.
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