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Breaking Down Big Data by Volume, Velocity and Variety
By StateTech StaffA new perspective on Big Data for state and local governments.
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13 Big Data Resources for State and Local Governments
By Jimmy DalyDraw inspiration from these public-sector leaders.
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Washington DC Is Grading Customer Service One Data Point at a Time
By Jimmy DalyGrade.DC.gov is harvesting data from social media sites to motivate agencies to step it up.
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Jacksonville CIO Usha Mohan Focuses on Analytics, Mobility
By Amy SchurrMohan taps technology to improve quality of life for citizens.
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Big Data Can Help Government Build a Better World, Bit by Bit
By David HutchinsAnalytics can uncover fraud, reduce crime and improve overall quality of life.
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Why State Agencies Are Turning to CRM Tools to Streamline Productivity
By Dan TynanLocal governments use customer relationship management platforms to develop applications that boost productivity while improving constituent services.
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NYC’s 311 Call Center Is a Big Data Gold Mine
By Jimmy DalySee how New York City is using data to be proactive when it comes to maintenance, public safety and health.
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Applying Analytics Can Improve Outcomes
By Lauren Gibbons PaulEverything from building safety to child welfare can benefit from the use of Big Data.
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Business Intelligence Is Everyone's Business
By StateTech StaffNew CDW Tech Insights app helps government IT pros discover the benefits BI can bring to their organizations.
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6 Reasons You Should Care About the Internet of Things
By Nicole Blake JohnsonThese examples illustrate the potential of IoT applications for both the public and private sectors.
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Meet Los Angeles’s First Chief Data Officer
By Nicole Blake JohnsonThe 25-year-old Claremont McKenna College graduate is ready to use data to tackle some of the city’s toughest problems.
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How Louisville Defines Civic Innovation
By Nicole Blake JohnsonThe city’s chief of civic innovation is collaborating with community organizations and the public to tackle Louisville’s biggest problems, including air quality.
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California Releases a Trove of Financial Data to the Public
By Nicole Blake JohnsonThe new open data website includes more than 13 million fields of financial information from counties and cities throughout the state.
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NASCIO 2014: The Downside to the Big Data Wild West
By Amy SchurrSociobiologist Rebecca Costa cautions that complexity causes paralysis and governments must adapt to survive.
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A New Smart-City Cloud Platform in Boston
By Nicole Blake JohnsonThe project is a collaborative effort to develop cloud-based smart-city services that will improve quality of life for Boston residents.
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Counties, Cities to Boost Open Data Investments
By Nicole Blake JohnsonA new survey found local governments were more likely than federal and state entities to increase open data spending.
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How Supercomputing Helps Cook County Combat Millions in Tax Fraud
By Nicole Blake JohnsonThe county has collected $5.1 million in owed taxes over the past year, thanks to a high-power supercomputer and new legislation.
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The Urban War on Rats Is a Problem Big Data Can Solve
By Nicole Blake JohnsonMore cities are using 311 data as part of a multipronged approach to predict and thwart rat infestations.
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Fighting Fires with Big Data
By Nicole Blake JohnsonPublic safety professionals and researchers refer to this evolving work as smart firefighting.
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Key IoT Investments for Building Smart Cities
By Nicole Blake JohnsonA new IDC report provides a planning framework for states and cities to benefit from rapid advances in the Internet of Things.
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