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Dec1

Supreme Court considers federal anti-hacking law

The internet became a thing on August 6, 1991. Every day since users have feared their private information, credit cards and social security number would be stolen.  Since the World Wide Web became publicly available that day in August, many groups and individuals have been hell-bent on getting your information [...]

Nov11

Holiday Travel Concerns This Year

As we face the holidays and the last few months of 2020, a year most of us are happy to see go, travel is on everyone’s mind. We are facing a strange combination of Pandemic fatigue, fear of travel, and cities with travel quarantines and gathering restrictions in place. There [...]

Aug26

Back to School in the Time of COVID

This time of year, we see parents and kids planning for the new school year, doing back to school shopping, getting school supplies, and planning schedules. This year however there is a new element that parents and kids need to plan for because of COVID-19. Most school districts are planning [...]

Jul22

Next Generation Wireless Service Is Coming

As we now enter the 6th month of quarantine and social distancing, our cell phones have been a lifeline to keep us working, in touch, informed, and provide a level of security.  For local governments, this has put a strain on their wireless bandwidth as more business is conducted via [...]

Jul13

Local Government Spending

Every local government has to decide how to direct general expenditures.  Education and police top the list, followed by healthcare, transportation, and roads.  An issue that all state and local governments are currently facing is a substantial projected budget shortfall in revenue because of closures due to COVID19. State and [...]

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