GOVTECH TODAY
PRESENTED BY INFOR
NOVEMBER 27, 2019

After Several Interim Leaders, Alaska Has a Permanent CIO
After a turbulent period of leadership turnover, the state has appointed its first permanent chief IT officer since 2018. Bill Smith, a career military professional, has stepped in to lead the Office of Information Technology. READ MORE

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Ensure compliance, maintain security, become more efficient: Can you do all three?
Ensuring compliance and positive audit outcomes while maintaining security and finding new ways to be efficient are activities that sometimes seem at odds with one another.
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Verizon 5G First Responder Lab's Third Cohort Focused on AI
The final handful of companies to close out Verizon and Responder Corp.'s startup accelerator’s first year will work on artificial intelligence-driven tools for surveillance and geo-intelligence. READ MORE

Upgrades Are Making Peculiar, Mo., into a Smart Small City
Peculiar, which is a bedroom community in the Kansas City metro area, has partnered with Comcast for high-speed broadband communications to support a number of city and community operations. READ MORE

No End in Sight for FirstNet Interoperability Debate
Although more than 9,800 U.S. agencies are on board with the nationwide public safety communications platform FirstNet, a debate persists about the very issue that FirstNet is designed to solve: interoperability. READ MORE

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Hiring the right new grads: Avoiding bias and gut feel in the hiring process
According to one estimate, nearly 2 million people in the U.S. will earn bachelor’s degrees during the 2019-20 academic year. If you’re an employer hoping to hire some of the best and brightest from that group, the question is: Which ones are right for your business?
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MORE HEADLINES

Delta Air Lines to Implement Facial Recognition in Seattle

Army Cyber Command HQ Brings Opportunity to South Carolina

Wi-Fi Connectivity Coming to Ohio Turnpike Service Plazas

Texas Drops Out of Multistate Antitrust Cell Company Suit

Massachusetts Police Test Dog-Like Bomb Detection Robot

New Project Could Lead to More Autonomous Freight Vehicles

Broadband Coming to New Business Incubator in Lakeland, Fla.

Civic Tech Project Maps Out North Carolina Food Sources

Opinion: Connectivity Key to Opportunity in West Virginia

EDITOR'S CHOICE

Illinois Recruits New Chief Data Officer from Federal Agency

North Carolina, Researchers to Study Recidivism-Reducing App

INDUSTRY RESOURCES

Defending the New Agency Perimeter: Supercharging User Identity in an Era of Zero Trust

Breaches and Cyber Attacks: Trend and Insight Report

Low-Code: The Fast Track to Modernization

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