These seven government organizations areleaning into social media and connecting with their audience in surprisingly fun and effective ways. Learn how you can apply their strategies to your agency’s online presence.
DOJ has released new regulations requiring state and local agencies to make their digital content accessible. Here’s what you need to know.
Making sure vendors meet federal cybersecurity requirements can be complicated and unwieldy. FedRAMP offers a standardized, government-wide approach.
A rural Pennsylvania community expanded broadband internet services using GIS.
Government employees must be able to contribute to their missions on day one, and they need a more secure and reliable means of accessing the agency network. Plus, IT organizations need a way to reduce the complexity and overhead associated with wireless access, so they can scale BYOD programs while maintaining the agency’s security posture.
Net neutrality is not as simple as what we see on the nightly news. Here’s what you need to know.
The internet is deeper then you think.
I wonder how much we just assume the far reach of internet connectivity for everyone when we are creating things like lost property reporting procedures.
The Internet has facilitated advancements in the way we communicate, conduct business, and create marketplaces for innovation. For decades, sovereign nations have worked collaboratively, and data has flowed across nations borders. But in recent years, this model has been in jeopardy. The Internet is quickly risking becoming a “balkanized” platform – or one where nationsRead… Read more »
There’s a great article over at TechRepublic by Lyndsey Gilpin on how the computer algorithm behind HealthMap detected the recent Ebola outbreak nine days before it was identified by health authorities. In How an algorithm detected the Ebola outbreak a week early, and what it could do next, Gilpin describes how by tracking, collating andRead… Read more »