The AnyPen technology lets users write with a ballpoint pen or graphite pencil, delivering more precise navigation than a finger and eliminating the need for a proprietary stylus.
Carnegie Mellon University will use IBM’s cloud-based smart building analytics software to gauge energy consumption across campus buildings.
Three rural telecommunications infrastructure projects in Arkansas, Iowa and New Mexico will get loans from USDA to improve broadband service.
Public-safety answering points and other 911 service providers need cybersecurity professionals and continuity plans in case of cyber disasters.
Microsoft’s Azure Government cloud is certified to handle criminal justice information in the cloud, the California Department of Justice said.
With integrated electronic systems, agencies can better control their personnel security.
Marking its one-year anniversary, 18F unveiled analytics.usa.gov, a public digital analytics dashboard for almost 300 executive branch government domains.
The growth of big data, analytics and the challenge of getting data consumers to use new tools is driving proliferation of serious games in government.
According to recent reports IBM and Intel – and possibly the Federal Reserve – are considering using the blockchain technology associated with bitcoin to create a new digital payments system.
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention built a microsite that automatically updated information online for public viewing pertaining to the agency’s Ebola efforts.
The Identity of Things creates a single, consistent, panoramic view of a citizen across every department in an organization, reducing the time to roll out new services from years to weeks.
Google said its Nearline Storage service provides users with rapid retrieval of long-term storage at a low cost.