The governor of Massachusetts, Charlie Baker, recently announced a new program to help cities and towns develop strategies to prevent cyber attacks. The cybersecurity program will include statewide workshops for municipalities to work together to Read More
The City of London’s Office of Technology and Innovation (LOTI) – in partnership with the pro-bono municipal consulting service, Bloomberg Associates – has released a new toolkit and online dashboard that will help the city’s Read More
VSBLTY Groupe Technologies Corp., a retail software technology company, and Energetika, an international provider of “intelligent lighting” solutions, have begun deployment of a $10 million smart city security contract to help keep Mexico City’s neighborhoods Read More
The city of Los Angeles, California has created the Urban Movement Labs (UML) – a first-of-its-kind public-private partnership (P3) to accelerate innovation in mobility. The initiative will empower a coalition of public and private sector Read More
The Center for Digital Government’s winner of the 2019 Digital Cities Survey in the category of 500,000 or more in population is San Diego, California. The city’s Digital Strategy Division (DSD) was created this year Read More
The Center for Digital Government’s winner of the 2019 Digital Cities Survey in the category of up to 250,000-499,999 in population is Miami, Florida. The city merged its Office of Innovation, the Department of Information Read More
Smart city technology is, by its very nature, innovative. In the past few years, there has been an explosion of new hardware, software and data-enabled approaches. Entrepreneurs in this sector are doing their part and Read More
The Center for Digital Government’s winner of the 2019 Digital Cities Survey in the category of up to 75,000 in population is Weston, Florida. The city government has minimized the number of full-time city employees Read More
The Center for Digital Government’s winner of the 2019 Digital Cities Survey in the category of 125,000-249,999 in population is Norfolk, Virginia. The city’s focus on citizen-centric approach and connected government have led it to Read More
The Center for Digital Government has announced the winners of the 2019 Digital Cities Survey. Winner of first place in the category of 75,000-124,999 in population is Lynchburg, Virginia. The city is being recognized for Read More
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