Law Enforcement

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Rapid Response Feature Developed Specifically to Assist During COVID-19

During the COVID-19 pandemic, many states, such as Texas, suspended the fulfillment of records requests. In March, several government bodies in Texas submitted catastrophe notices, and a few submitted extensions for public records requests. In Texas, they’re able to suspend the applicability of the Texas Public Information Act for up to two weeks past their

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The Highest Security Assurance is a ‘Must’

Local and state governments are embracing Cloud services as a way to increase their operational efficiency and productivity, while at the same time maximizing investments and lowering costs. Cloud computing offers public sector agencies the opportunity to be more agile and innovative by consolidating, virtualizing, and automating. Cloud-based software is new option for many in

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Three Reasons Why Size Doesn’t Matter (When Considering IT)

Contributor: Scott Mursten, Account Executive As a sales consultant offering software solutions to local government, I often hear “we are too small for something like that.” For the most part, I’ve agreed and understood that smaller municipalities or special districts had smaller budgets. It made sense that they didn’t require the IT tools that a

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