Smart Cities

Oftentimes CIOs of municipal and county governments are overwhelmed by the groundbreaking potential of big data within their cities. Projects running the gamut from traffic light sensors, to snow plow distribution, to identifying trends in infant mortality unlock valuable information to help local governments make better governing decisions and determine budgetary priorities. These CIOs are intrigued at the thought of big data analytics, but are often unsure how to go about implementing a solution within their jurisdictions. Even more limiting is their lack of knowledge regarding all of the components necessary to create a viable data analytics solution.