In a moment when grid operators are issuing dire warnings about energy shortages and consumers are facing escalating electricity bills, the federal government has made the unprecedented decision to unplug massive, nearly operational power plants. The move to halt five major offshore wind projects
A Critical Stand for Housing Stability A recent court decision has thrown a critical lifeline to homeless housing programs across the nation, halting a federal agency's attempt to enact sweeping funding cuts that threatened to destabilize vital services for vulnerable populations. This article
The long-standing practice of letting individual state agencies manage their own disparate technology ecosystems is giving way to a powerful new model of centralized oversight and strategic cloud adoption. As state governments across the nation grapple with the dual pressures of enhancing public
The quiet integration of artificial intelligence into the machinery of government is rapidly moving from a theoretical possibility to a practical reality, presenting public administrators with an unprecedented set of tools and dilemmas. Artificial intelligence represents a significant advancement
From Crisis to Cloud Charting Nevadas Digital Leap For decades, the State of Nevada operated on a technological knife's edge, its most critical financial and human resources functions dependent on a heavily customized and dangerously obsolete 1990s-era mainframe. The state has now embarked on a
As state governments increasingly grapple with the challenge of modernizing their services to meet the expectations of a digitally native citizenry, New Jersey is stepping forward with a significant resolution to integrate artificial intelligence into its public service delivery framework. This
