An aging workforce inside state government presents a major challenge on several fronts. In Indiana's state government, Chief Information Officer Dewand Neely says this hasn’t become a problem yet. But he’s trying to stay vigilant. Watch Neely's full comments here.

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What North Carolina's election security drills mean for the workforce

North Carolina held cybersecurity exercises last year designed to protect the state’s election systems. These were largely to prepare the workforce for the 2020 presidential election, Chief Information Officer Eric Boyette says. Listen to what Boyette's telling workers to prepare for.

California's CTO is changing his workforce -- fast

“When I first took this assignment two years ago, the first thing I did was to look at the age of my workforce and I found out that 54 percent of them are going to be eligible to retire in five years. And that was two years ago,"  says Chief Technology Officer Richard Rogers. Watch more of his comments here.

Utah tries out telecommuting

“One of the things we’re doing is allowing a big telecommuting initiative to make its way through," Chief Information Officer Mike Hussey says. Check out more about the initiative here.

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