Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a list of 17 integrated call-to-action goals set by the UN member states in the year 2015 to end poverty, encourage equality, peace and most importantly, sustainability of natural resources.
Sustainability is a crucial aspect of helping to meet our current environmental, social, and economic needs and desires without compromising future generations’ resources. Read more
With considerable modern advancements in organisational communication strategies and information technology infrastructure, government agencies have been tasked with effectively preparing for disaster and serving constituents while having limited access to physical and financial resources.
The changing definition of what ‘work’ is has forced government agencies to reevaluate their planning and operational strategies, as well as evolve their overall preparation for the future. There are different strategies that government agencies can take advantage of. Like this, they can ensure that they are prepared for future operational trends and technological advances. Read more
If there’s one technology that has drastically reduced the distances between people, its communication. Fortunately, we have innovated further and enabled this communication between the electronic devices that surround us. This technology has not only helped us communicate with the devices but also allowed devices to communicate with each other. And if that is not enough, this technology has depicted tremendous advantages in several other fields as well. Let’s look into what IoT solutions are: Read more
With the rise of urbanization and evolution, comes the concept of digital transformation. Technology has been a leading element for most transformational activities and ideas that take birth. Over the past few decades, we have witnessed technological advancements being the focal point of every infrastructural development, thus, making the existence of smart cities possible. Read more
While digital transformation is disrupting every sector of the global economy, governance is no longer left out. Digital governments are taking over conventional institutions and practices that, making them easier for citizens. As smart cities begin to prevail, the concept of smart government has also found massive importance in the current scenario.
According to Wikipedia, e-government is the use of technological communications devices, such as computers and the internet to provide public services to citizens and other persons in a country or region. In Layman’s terms, it is the combination of technological infrastructure and services with the existing ones to accelerate the processes and services that are carried out within the government bodies. Read more
Did you know that Frost and Sullivan predicted that the Smart Cities market would be worth $1.5 trillion by 2020? Global urbanization is around the corner, and it has drastically changed the face of many cities by transforming them into fully-equipped smart cities. Read more
If you ask Wikipedia, it explains, “A smart city is an urban area that uses electronic devices and sensors to collect data.” What are these smart cities? Why do they collect data? How do smart cities work? Apart from answering these questions, there’s a lot more to know about technology in smart cities. Let’s dive right in.
By 2050, 68% of the world’s population would be living in urban cities. The gradual shift in preferences and lifestyles creates the need for technological innovation and vice-versa. The emergence of smart city initiatives is the outcome of the growing challenges and necessity for accommodation for the huge population. Read more
A quick search of Google reveals many different definitions and interpretations of smart government. Most focus on the notion that a government is a smart government when they use technology to draw together and align information resources and workflows in public administrations. As the open-source Low-Code Development platform, Crust goes further, however.
Government bodies have to deal with many different technological matters. For example:
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