Thursday, July 11, 2013

Microsoft's Launches 'Smart Cities' Initiative

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  Thursday, July 11, 2013
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Michael Endler Microsoft's Launches 'Smart Cities' Initiative
Microsoft's CityNext aims to help cities use cloud services and big data to cut costs and improve services.

Obama Reboots Technology Mission To Improve Government
President's second-term management agenda focuses on tapping private sector talent to help the government improve its services.

HHS Releases Health IT Safety Plan
Public/private partnerships should make it easier to report health IT-related adverse events and correct potential patient safety concerns.

NASA Mars 2020 Rover Details Emerge
Curiosity's successor will have a similar design but better instruments for detecting signs of past life on Mars.

Big Data Project Analyzes Veterans' Suicide Risk
In opt-in project, predictive analytics firm mines social media posts to predict suicidal risks of military veterans.

Cisco Network Upgrade Aids Florida Law Enforcement
Florida Highway Patrol's move to new network systems cut video upload times by 90%, connected officers across the state and cut $1.2 million in overtime pay.

FCC Needs To Be A Spectrum Hero
FCC must ensure the spectrum auction is fair to all wireless carriers, from the smallest to AT&T and Verizon, or we all lose.

Defense Dept. MDM Contract Awarded
Digital Management Inc. will get up to $16 million to build the Defense Department's mobile device management system and mobile application store.


 
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