The White House has announced that government agencies will make open source code available for everyone to view, research and use on its Code.gov website.
While government agencies embrace the idea of equipping their employees with mobile devices, they express concerns around mobility management and security.
Data-driven marketing is helping organizations produce compelling results by making data more understandable and accessible.
Citizens are looking to technology to drive open government programs, leading some governments to respond with innovative solutions.
With the threat of government security breaches on the rise, agencies are increasing their focus on cybersecurity.
Government transparency has prompted a new website from Data USA, which provides government data to the public in an accessible format.
Digital signage and related DMV technology can remove pain, frustration and tedium from visits to the DMV or other government agencies.
It's been a busy year for government technology, but perennial issues of security and accessibility continue to play a leading role.
Smart city technology can manage energy resources wisely, organize traffic flow, revitalize neighborhoods and even streamline waste removal.
Using Samsung's self-assessment tool, government agencies can assess their mobile practices to identify weaknesses and improve federal mobile security.