Former Seattle Police Chief Moves to Public Safety Tech Sector
Veteran law enforcement leader brings decades of operational experience to the public safety technology space, focusing on modern agency software.
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Four Inc. Secures Landmark NASA SEWP VI Contract, Bolstering Public Sector Tech Access
Four Inc. has been awarded the prestigious NASA Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement (SEWP) VI contract, significantly expanding its capacity to deliver innovative technology solutions to U.S. go...
California Passes Sweeping Artificial Intelligence Regulations Impacting Public Sector and Legal Fields
California lawmakers have enacted a broad suite of legislation targeting artificial intelligence deployment across public agencies, workplace monitoring, and legal service providers.
The Digital State — How GovTech is Modernizing Public Services and Civic Infrastructure
For centuries, government administration was synonymous with bureaucracy—endless paper trails, physical waiting lines, and siloed departments that rarely communicated with one another. The relationshi...
Tracing the Legacy of Harold Wilson's Technocratic Apparatchiks
A historical look back at how Harold Wilson's vision of a technologically driven Britain shaped modern administrative policy and public sector innovation.
Federal Agencies Face Scrutiny Over Tech Disclosure Double Standards
Washington's push for greater tech transparency from contractors is drawing criticism as federal agencies appear to exempt themselves from similar disclosure mandates. This disparity raises questions ...
Willmar Greenlights Essential Tech Upgrades, Boosting Efficiency and Services
Local authorities in Willmar have approved crucial funding to modernize outdated technology infrastructure, aiming to enhance public service efficiency. This positive development comes as a separate f...
Police unit quietly cuts ties with Palantir policing software
A regional law enforcement agency has officially ended its contract with Palantir, citing mounting pressure over data privacy concerns and algorithmic transparency.
Police Force Quietly Drops Palantir Analytics Platform
A regional British law enforcement agency has quietly terminated its contract with data broker Palantir, bowing to sustained pressure over civil liberties and algorithmic transparency.
How Digital Voting Systems Risk Shutting Out Modern Electorates
As local municipalities rush to adopt digital voting infrastructure, accessibility advocates warn that poorly designed tech may disenfranchise vulnerable voters.
