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Winning with Data: A Q&A with Royals Baseball Analytics Expert Daniel Mack
As the Royals roll toward the World Series, we talked with a data analyst for the team about what cities can learn from baseball.
Making Health Information Exchanges Work Together Isn’t Easy, But There’s Hope
Exploring why there isn’t better information sharing among health care providers in the Kansas City area, and what can be done about it.
CityAge Returns, Further Establishes Kansas City’s Status as Global Leader
Is Kansas City the New American City? You bet, says CityAge.
Your At-A-Glance Speaker Guide to Compute Midwest, Complete with Walk-Up Jams
Learn about all the speakers from Compute Midwest — and check out their at-bat anthems.
Google Fiber Firstie Kansas City, KS, Still One of “Worst-Connected Cities” in U.S.
Thirty-four percent of Kansas City Kansans have no Internet connection at home. But efforts are underway to change that.
Making Electronic Health Records Work Together…for You
The Electronic Health Record revolution was supposed to free up your health data to travel seamlessly throughout the system. So why’s it not working?
Kansas City Takes a Step Closer to Becoming a Tech Hub Through Participation in New White House Smart Cities Initiative
The White House today announced KCMO and KCK as part of $6 million NSF-funded grant to build a national “app store” for smart city applications.
The Capture Film Project: Everything You Need to Know for a Weekend of Community Filmmaking
Thinking of coming out for Capture? Here’s all you need to know to make film history Sept. 18-20 in Kansas City.
7 Great Civic Apps in the Works at Code for KC
On August 31, seven teams in Kansas City’s Code for America Brigade will present updates on their free civic apps aimed at making KC a digital leader.
Forward to the Future Recap: How Technology Has Brought Big Change to KC – and What We Need to Do Next
The first annual fundraiser for KC Digital Drive raised awareness for past problems and future opportunities in the wake of gigabit technology.