Arkansas recruits new chief data officer from University of Arkansas

Local governments in five states will share best practices and new ideas to boost economic development and improve civic engagement.

Legislation that would order election officials to study the feasibility of mobile voting statewide has already passed the state House, and is making its way...

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After clear passage through the state Senate, it's up to members of the state House to decide whether the bill provides the right data-privacy protections to...

States are designing citizen experience not defined by bureaucratic boundaries, but with ease of access and convenience in mind.

Agencies that still rely on user IDs and passwords alone are most at risk to cyberthreats and should move to stronger identity and authentication technology,...

After a decade of challenging conventional wisdom, now-former CEO Jen Pahlka says more calls for change will begin cropping up from within government itself.

Long before anyone consumes a service or downloads an app, government needs to understand what people want and need, says Colorado CIO Theresa Szczurek.

Cities using the breach-prone platform are looking for safer options to regain the public's trust and ensure continuity of digital services.

NSGIC President Karen Rogers says GIS is not only essential for user experience, but it pervades nearly all data government touches.

Colorado Digital Service director Kelly Taylor reflects on the organization's first months and explains its "therapeutic" workforce-marketing strategy.

Governments and higher education are thinking differently about the way they approach user experience. This list highlights 10 efforts to keep your eye on.

David Greisen demonstrates a singular passion for accuracy and law in his project to get more cities to publish their legal codes online.