Across every level of government and education, technology is opening new possibilities to serve, protect, and empower communities. From digital-first city halls to AI-enabled classrooms, innovation is driving smarter decisions, stronger connections, and faster outcomes for the people who rely on them most. Building on this momentum, Hether Danforth, Vice President for State & Local
New devices, advances in hardware and software capabilities, and the Internet of Things (IoT) allow caregivers of all kinds to make smarter, data-driven decisions, and improve outcomes for their patients.
Data rules everything around us. From traffic lights to medical records, those ones and zeros quickly dictate everything from the ads we see to the music we hear.
When your day revolves around serving the most vulnerable citizens of your community, it’s difficult but critical to maintain a healthy sense of optimism.
Every administrator at CarePoint has a similar story—two-hour backups, four-meeting blitzes up and down I-78, and the drastically different communication systems.
A far cry from Portugal, these students are forty miles north of Atlanta at Holly Springs STEM Academy—an elementary school specializing in project-based learning.
The mission to reinvent and refine anesthesia care has been the driving force behind NorthStar Anesthesia’s journey. This is a real story of digital transformation.
Making sense of the massive amounts of data universities gather can be tricky, but it can also be helpful when it comes to definitively answering the most pressing questions facing educators and administrators today.
The United Nations predicts that by 2030, demand for water will outpace supply by almost 40%, putting major stress on 60% of the world’s population .
Innovations in technology are presenting new opportunities for the RNC's Committee on Arrangements (COA) to scale their operations, increase mobility, and more.
