Part 1 By Puja Balachander, User Researcher, City of Austin Communication and Technology Management, Office of Design and Delivery, and Sarah Ortiz Shields, Program Manager, Austin Tech Alliance Imagine a
Here in Texas, primary elections matter – and the May 22 runoff elections are the final opportunity for voters to weigh in. Primary elections are when voters select the Republican
Austin Tech Alliance is a member-based, 501(c)(6) nonprofit, and we have membership options for both individuals and companies. When a company joins ATA, it purchases professional memberships for all of
On April 26, Austin City Council will consider an ordinance change that will allow the City to launch a six-month dockless mobility pilot project – GPS-enabled bicycles and scooters that can
Austin Tech Alliance’s mission is to promote civic engagement in Austin’s tech sector. Part of that work involves an advocacy focus aimed at using tech as a tool to help
In March, Austin Tech Alliance kicked off a 4-week public survey for the Paper Census. This is an exciting collaboration with the City of Austin to identify paper-based city processes
In order to highlight Austin Tech Alliance’s growing membership of individuals who support our mission to promote civic engagement in Austin’s tech sector, this is a regular feature profiling members
Austin city elections are coming up in November, and Austin Tech Alliance wants to help get the tech sector ready to make its voice heard at the ballot box. Beyond
This is a guest post from Sylvia Butanda, Program Director at Latinitas, a nonprofit with a mission to empower all girls to innovate through media and technology. The reflection of women
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