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I spent the past few days with our COO at the Smart City Startups Festival in Miami, Florida, interacting with some of today's most visionary, innovative urban tech startup founders who are disrupting almost every facet of the urban landscape. All of the startups showcased at the summit have the potential of changing the future of our cities. Some are implementing solutions which are quite ingenious…

President Donald Trump issued guidelines suggesting people avoid groups larger than 10 people. Last week, Gov. Greg Abbott directed state agencies to provide flexible and remote work options to employees. But many government workers still don't have the option.

The government shutdown has affected millions of people. If you’re a small business owner and looking for a loan, here’s what you need to be aware of. Visit ...

Imagine the possibilities of better and more effective use of data analytics in the federal government.

The federal government, like the private sector, is turning to artificial intelligence to improve operations and reduce busywork plaguing its sometimes overworked staff.

By: Craig Fischer and Cassandra Madden 13 hours ago Federal officials are testing out blockchain technology for uses in managing mobile device inventory. (Lance Cpl. David Flynn) There remains a significant amount of hype surrounding blockchain, and more broadly, distributed ledger technology. Although the future of this technology is unknown, the Bureau of the Fiscal Service at the U.S. Department of the Treasury is playing an…

For tech companies, government contracts promise big money and relative security. But they are also a slippery slope.

Most Americans think that the federal government is incompetent and wasteful. What causes all the failures? A new study from Cato scholar Chris Edwards examines views on government failure, and...

MAR Graphics was approached with a particularly complex job—to more efficiently produce and streamline fulfillment for one government agency's permit program. See how their solution helped save the government agency 30-40% in print and fulfillment costs.

Americans can go to a new website to order free COVID tests from the federal government starting January 19.