Public Services & Infrastructure

Phoenix Pioneers Digital Twin to Tackle Regional Issues
Public Services & Infrastructure Phoenix Pioneers Digital Twin to Tackle Regional Issues

I'm thrilled to sit down with Donald Gainsborough, a renowned political savant and leader in policy and legislation, who is at the forefront of innovative urban solutions as the head of Government Curated. Today, we’re diving into the groundbreaking digital twin initiative in the greater Phoenix

Driver Data Sharing Technology – Review
Public Services & Infrastructure Driver Data Sharing Technology – Review

In an era where data drives decisions, the staggering volume of over 290 million driver data queries processed annually through systems like the International Justice and Public Safety Network (Nlets) reveals a powerful yet contentious tool in public safety. This technology, designed to facilitate

Government Funding Boosts Cyber Grants and Cookie Policies
Public Services & Infrastructure Government Funding Boosts Cyber Grants and Cookie Policies

In an era where digital threats loom larger than ever, recent government actions have spotlighted the urgent need to strengthen cybersecurity while addressing the intricacies of online privacy. A significant funding deal has been announced, reauthorizing a vital cyber grant program aimed at

How Is the Government Shutdown Crippling US Air Travel?
Public Services & Infrastructure How Is the Government Shutdown Crippling US Air Travel?

The ripple effects of a prolonged government shutdown have brought the US air travel system to a grinding halt, with thousands of flights canceled and millions of passengers stranded amid growing uncertainty. As the shutdown stretches into its 40th day, the aviation sector is grappling with

FAA Cuts Air Traffic 10% Amid Shutdown and Safety Concerns
Public Services & Infrastructure FAA Cuts Air Traffic 10% Amid Shutdown and Safety Concerns

In a startling development that has sent ripples through the aviation industry, the Federal Aviation Administration has mandated a 10 percent reduction in air traffic at the nation's 40 largest airports, citing critical safety concerns and a severe shortage of air traffic controllers due to an

New York Voters Back Digital City Map for Housing Push
Public Services & Infrastructure New York Voters Back Digital City Map for Housing Push

In a groundbreaking move that could reshape urban planning in one of America's largest cities, over 70% of New York City voters have approved a pivotal amendment to the City Charter, mandating the creation of a unified, digitized city map under the Department of City Planning (DCP). This decision,

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