A survey of 400 federal, state and local...
A survey of 400 federal, state and local government IT “decision makers” finds an overwhelming lack of confidence in elected officials’ comprehension of the benefits of technology to help American citizens. The survey (http://bit.ly/1fMgPsv) was done last month by Cisco…
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and the Clarus Research Group. Sixty-two percent of respondents said local and state police departments weren’t fully using the latest law enforcement technologies to keep the public safe. A plurality of respondents, 49 percent, said the U.S. is either even with other developed countries in terms of broadband deployment or ahead. But 47 percent of respondents felt the U.S. was falling behind other countries. Education and healthcare are the areas where most respondents want to see a funding increase over the next year, with about two-thirds of respondents indicating support for increased funding. Seventy-one percent of respondents said having their network hacked would be worse than getting stuck in an elevator for 24 hours.