GOVTECH TODAY
MAY 29, 2020

Budget Cuts: Challenge or Opportunity for State IT?
Budget cuts are coming, but uncertainty surrounds them. So now experts are weighing in on how much money states might lose, what it will mean for technology work and what we can learn from the Great Recession. READ MORE

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Frederick County maintains business continuity
Frederick County’s planners shifted their work on electronic plan reviews and permitting to home offices and the county was able to continue its services to contractors and citizens without interruption.
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Columbus, Ohio, Marks Milestone in Push for Electric Cars
More than 3,200 electric vehicles have been sold in Columbus, Ohio, in the last four years, capping a major goal of the Smart Columbus strategy. The milestone comes as car markets reel from the effects of the pandemic. READ MORE

What’s New in Civic Tech: NYC Works to Expand Broadband
Plus, Philadelphia’s Digital Literacy Alliance has fast-tracked its grant cycle during COVID-19, a new online exhibit explores the longtime history of bias in mapping, and Code for America’s tax project evolves. READ MORE

Partnership to Expand ElectrifAi Procurement Tech's Reach
Partnering with a cloud company and professional organization for distribution, the machine learning company says its business intelligence tool can find and flag redundancies in technology contracts. READ MORE

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Can a USB stick block 5G signals?
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Emergency response depends on mission critical asset management
Infor’s partnership with the non-profit Maryland Digital Transformation Center (MDTC) at Bowie State University has delivered a cloud-based system to track emergency response assets.
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