The State of Maryland launched an updated design and innovative new features on the award-winning official State website, Maryland.gov (www.maryland.gov), that serves as the gateway for the 63 million visitors to Maryland state agency websites each year. Visitor analytics, leading industry trends, innovative new personalization features and mobility play key roles in the new fluid,… Keep reading →
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Maryland.gov Features Innovative New Tools for Personalization and Citizen Engagement
By businesswireWith the promise of bringing ‘Your Government – Your Way,’ the State of Hawaii rolled out updates to its website, Hawaii.gov, and launched its newest service – my.hawaii.gov. The new tool is a one-stop shop allowing Hawai’i residents to completely customize how they interact online with the state on any device, anywhere, anytime – securely and… Keep reading →
Agua Caliente, World’s Largest Photovoltaic Plant, Helps Advance America’s Solar Leadership
By US Department of Energy, for Breaking Energy
By US Department of Energy on April 30, 2014 at 5:00 PM The United States has long been known for building at a scale previously never achieved: Hoover Dam was the world’s largest dam when it was completed, Willis Tower (formerly Sears Tower) was the world’s tallest building for decades and the Library of Congress… Keep reading →
Telensa Delivers World’s Largest Wireless Street Light Control System to Essex County Council
By businesswireTelensa’s market-leading wireless street lighting central management system (CMS) is now fully operational across the county of Essex, England, connecting 125,000 street lights to a central management system, delivering instant fault detection, improved maintenance, lower carbon emissions and significant energy savings. Following the recent installation of the 125,000th wireless sensor or telecell to a street… Keep reading →
Ever been unable to pay somewhere because you left your checkbook at home and credit/debit cards were not accepted? Very inconvenient. Payette County eliminated this hassle by offering electronic payment options in their clerk’s office. Those who prefer to pay for a marriage license, notary fees, recording fees and other services with a credit or… Keep reading →
Never a line, never a wait – Texas.gov/Driver puts you first. The theme of the new Texas.gov advertising campaign uses a light-hearted approach to illustrate how every Texan can feel like a VIP when they take care of their driving business online. In fact, millions of Texans already trust the official state website that puts… Keep reading →
Mississippi aims to solidify its spot as one of the best government websites in the country with the launch of the all-new ms.gov, the official website for the State of Mississippi. The updated website has been built from the ground up with one central focus in mind – to bring the best mobile experience possible… Keep reading →
The State of Maine’s award-winning website, Maine.gov, receives over 10 million visitors and nearly 4 million online transactions each year. This level of public demand requires constant improvements. Therefore, Maine.gov is updated on an annual basis to better meet the needs of the constituents it serves. “The State of Maine understands that the Internet has… Keep reading →
Ever find yourself lost on a website not knowing where to begin looking for the right information? Don’t fret if you are in the Cornhusker state. With the new and improved website, www.Nebraska.gov, it is now easier than ever to connect citizens to their government. “It is important for the State of Nebraska to have… Keep reading →
Wisconsin Fishing, Hunting, and Wildlife Mobile App Connects Old Traditions with New Technology
By businesswireJust in time for fishing season, Governor Scott Walker recently announced that the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has updated its Pocket Ranger® mobile app to include fishing and watchable wildlife information, as well as a Sunrise-Sunset calculator. “One of the best parts about spending time in Wisconsin’s great outdoors is winding down, without all… Keep reading →