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The city is taking a page from the tech world, organizing collaborative challenges to tackle everything from fire prevention to the digital divide.

From information security and AI to big-picture thinking around leadership, the city pairs technology with a thoughtful management approach to drive results beyond its borders.

The actuarial and financial modeling software helps cities predict the impacts of pension plans, labor negotiations, and other post-employment benefits.

The rural community on the shores of Lake Simcoe just launched a prestigious startup accelerator, and has no plans to stop there.

The virtual queue software allows users to view wait times and grab a spot in line remotely, creating a safer and more efficient environment for citizen services.

A strong vision and a local government that encourages creative problem solving have positioned the town as a leader in innovative thinking.

Rather than use a pricey out-of-the-box solution, the city adopted a “Made in Mississauga” approach to digitize processes and lay the groundwork for more innovation.

The public rideshare program is the first of its kind in New Jersey.

The trial aims to define best practices for using concrete alternatives made from industrial byproducts.

The platform aggregates and automates data visualizations from over 100 sources to create community snapshots that are easy to read and always up to date.

The city adjusted transportation ordinances to help pilot an autonomous same-day delivery service.

The AI powered platform gives local government officials access to the world’s largest library of resource documents – including bylaws, ordinances, policies, RFPs, job descriptions, and procedures.

The platform takes paper out of the equation, making it easier to manage housing, economic, and community development and compliance.

Local digital currency may be more important than ever as governments look for ways to rebound from the devastating effects of COVID-19.

Citizens can text questions, log issues, or receive alerts from their city.

Officials turned to a number of new tactics, including drive-through voting and free ice cream, to boost turnout in the 2019 local election.

Remote-ready workflow automation software for local government.

The platform brings town halls, polls, and citizen engagement online.