There is a quiet truth in public sector halls: the systems running cities, counties, and states are not just aging—they’re eroding under the weight of expectations they were never built to carry. Across the United States, local governments rely on legacy IT infrastructure that wasn’t designed for
Most local governments have been relying on legacy systems for decades. As much as technology is mandatory for operating, increasing productivity, and providing security, it is critical to mention that not all software is created equal. Equipment that was cutting-edge a few years ago is now
Public-private partnerships involve cooperation between a government agency and a private business. They help fund, build, and manage projects like public transit systems, parks, and convention centers. These agreements can often help start and complete a project more quickly. Also, they frequently
In a recent move by the Trump administration, the U.S. Agency for International Development has reduced its workforce by eliminating thousands of positions and placing many more on leave. The administration made this severe decision through broader initiatives to restructure government operations
Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a novelty, having been part of human culture and a significant expectation regarding the future for decades now. But its recent advancements have changed the game of innovation in the business world. Each milestone of progress is now closely monitored by
In a tense ending fitting for what has been a dramatic year for US politics and government. From a campaign trail that brought several twists and turns, to a red sweep at the polls - a Republican victory across the board. As the year comes to a close, the government must find a resolution to the
