In an interview, Katrina Flory, who was named statewide CIO June 10, said she's looking forward to a continued expansion of digital services.

The pandemic and advancements in tech are affording states new opportunities — and presenting challenges — state IT leaders said during an online event.

A new report from an IT think tank found that federal support for "smart-city" efforts stalled under the Trump administration.

Several state CIOs predict that widespread telework will linger in government long after the COVID-19 pandemic ends.

With governors around the country ordering their workforces to perform duties remotely, CIOs face new logistical problems.

A preview of NASCIO's 2019 survey data shows state IT leaders are becoming more interested in how the emerging technologies can transform business processes.

With support from the National Governors Association and Strada Education Network, states will use consumer data to design education and training programs.

When Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted moves into the lieutenant governor’s role next Monday, he’ll be charged with leading a new statewide office dedicated to developing technological innovations in the state government. And in an interview with StateScoop, the 51-year-old Republican said Gov.-elect Mike DeWine has given the agency, called InnovateOhio, a wide berth to modernize public services. “There’s a ton on the menu,” he said. Husted said the…