Colorado appoints 12 members to blockchain council
June 22, 2018
State government officials, lawmakers, and leaders of local blockchain companies comprise a group assigned to investigate "this young and promising technology" for use in government.
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States seek their place in ‘smart’ movement
C-suite technology leaders from Illinois and Georgia detail the different ways their states are engaging with the smart communities in their regions.
Boston greenlights autonomous vehicles citywide
Test cars previously limited to the city's predictable Seaport district will now be free to roam within city limits.
Judge denies Philadelphia officials' motion to dismiss lawsuit from fired CIO
A suit from Charles Brennan, who was fired in January, can proceed against all defendants, including Mayor Jim Kenney.
State elections officials stress the importance of paper trails
The secretaries of state from three states told a Senate committee they're making progress in securing elections, slowly.
Phishing incident gets Oregon.gov blacklisted by Microsoft email services
State employees are no longer able to correspond with residents who are using several popular email services.
Arkansas hires its first chief privacy officer
Jennifer Davis, an attorney and former software developer, says she hopes to support data efforts and build trust with citizens so they'll feel comfortable using state services.
Atlanta's deputy CIO follows Samir Saini to NYC
Former Atlanta Deputy Chief Information Officer Vijay Gogineni has been named the new chief operating officer for NYC's technology agency, where he'll find a familiar face.
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