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The firm's executives said the funding will pay for expansion into the federal market and development of new statistical models.

Kim Majerus, the head of Amazon Web Services' SLED practice, said several states are building job retraining programs to develop skills needed during the...

Steen Hambric told StateScoop he plans to improve the relationships between his office and other city agencies.

The FCC expects to provide at least 3 million devices and 774,000 broadband connections.

Evonne Amundson, a former director of a health software company, will be tasked with integrating technology into the state’s business procedures.

Organizers said the platform's low cost and portability are promising for a profession short on training resources.

Alabama launched a statewide credential registry to allow employers and schools to verify the value of different certifications in the state.

The ubiquitous pizza chain's customer-service app has become a model for state governments seeking to improve their digital services.

Agencies that faltered online during the pandemic — such as unemployment insurance — achieved the lowest trust scores with the public.

Officials said to allocate the funding effectively, they'll need more-accurate data.

“We’re happy with how the language looks now," said Dan Henry, regulatory counsel for the National Emergency Number Association.