Cities worldwide are using trusted AI to strengthen urban infrastructure, improve sustainability, and ensure resilience against future challenges.
Article Excerpt* (135-165 characters) Modern IT Service Management for Government provides end-to-end visibility, robust reporting, and automation, helping IT professionals in the public sector.
To achieve smart-city objectives, cities are taking a more inclusive approach, seeking outside investments and using data to create new opportunities.
Today we are announcing that Microsoft Teams will begin rolling out for the US Government Cloud Community (GCC) on July 17th and will be available for all eligible customers by the end of August 2018.
I am pleased to share the 2018 Microsoft CityNext Partner of the Year Award Winner Bentley Systems, and our finalists Meemim Inc, Black Marble and Cubic Transportation Systems.
Learn about the only tracking tool that makes states’ MITA-related tasks and CMS certification easy to understand and complete—saving time and money.
Learn about the only tracking tool that makes states’ MITA-related tasks and CMS certification easy to understand and complete—saving time and money.
It’s time for an evolution in the licensing process – one that empowers local government agencies to provide effective services and continue to protect the public.
Enabling government employees with technology can play a key role in supporting solutions to create and empower modern, connected communities.
Modern IT service management improves effectiveness through automation, self-service, and resource optimization—everything required of digital transformation.
Outdated sales support and customer relationship management (CRM) solutions put many sales organizations behind the curve and at a distinct disadvantage.
One of our biggest priorities for US Government customers is addressing security needs by providing a control-based foundation and a risk-based security approach.
An effective ITSM solution empowers users. Real-time data exposes service areas in need of improvement, allowing for proactive, rather than reactive, support.
