Plus, how to get and keep next-gen IT talent in government and more...

GovTech Today
GOVTECH TODAY
FEBRUARY 11, 2020

FCC Mapping Rules Draw Fresh Criticism Amid $20.4B Disbursal
As the Federal Communications Commission prepares $20.4 billion aimed at fixing broadband access challenges, stakeholders have voiced both optimism and concern about how the funds are being distributed. READ MORE

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How to Get and Keep Next-Generation IT Talent in Government
To cultivate a technology workforce that can lead an organization into the future, state and local government must emphasize its mission-driven work, invest in training and take a cue from industry on work environment. READ MORE

San Francisco Formally Names Jason Lally as Chief Data Officer
The new CDO has been with the city and county government for the better part of a decade, and has been in charge of data operations since his predecessor stepped down over a year ago. READ MORE

What Will We Learn from the Iowa Caucus App Fiasco?
The events that unfolded this past week with the Iowa Democratic caucus app are unprecedented. But putting politics aside, what can we learn about launching important apps? What is the true cost when an app fails? READ MORE

AR, Other Technology Tapped for Expansion by US Ignite
US Ignite, which is a smart city advisory group for local governments, has picked four projects to receive funding as part of the Replicating Success initiative by that group and the National Science Foundation. READ MORE

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Beyond the Hype: A Guide for the Intelligent Use of AI
While artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to bring big benefits to public sector operations, government leaders must find ways to overcome roadblocks associated with emerging and still-maturing AI and related machine learning applications.
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MORE HEADLINES

Maine Law Leaves Room for Unchecked Police Technology Use

Social Engineering Scam Hits Washington County Government

Ohio Cybersecurity Measures Could Block Overseas Voters

Portland, Ore., Weighs $16M Parking Meter Retrofit Project

Software Blamed for False Evacuation Alert in Minnesota

Residents Question 5G Health Implications in New Hampshire

Maryland Drops Election Day Data Sharing Plans for Counties

County Seeks Voting Upgrades to Bolster Cybersecurity

Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Coming to Truck Stops

EDITOR'S CHOICE

Software May Help States Capitalize on Sales Tax Ruling

Small Victories Equate to Long-Term IT Success, Experts Say

California High School to Teach Autonomous Vehicle Repair

INDUSTRY RESOURCES

Governing the Future: Strategies to Effectively Regulate Emerging Markets

Modernizing Government IT: A Playbook for Cloud Migration

Guide to Service Analytics

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