Washington Chief Information Officer Michael Cockrill is leading a modernization effort at the state to create a more personalized government that interacts with citizens in the ways…

Governor Bob McDonnell today announced the development of the Commonwealth’s first modeling and simulation plan.

Indiana Chief Information Officer Paul Baltzell discusses big data, data usage and analytics, cutting costs and lessons learned in this interview with StateScoopTV.

The state of Kansas announced a new website today that will serve as a central, comprehensive resource for services that the state provides to veterans.

More than 2.5 million Californians had personal information put at risk through 131 data breaches reported to state Attorney General Kamala Harris in 2012.

Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes launched a redesigned website, http://sos.ky.gov, today, streamlining the office’s online offerings and making the content mobile-friendly.

It’s not just up-to-the minute systems that states need in order to protect their critical infrastructure—it’s up-to-the minute professionals.

In an interview with StateScoop, state Chief Information Officer Dr. Craig Orgeron said Mississippi is in the early stages of planning for the selection and implementation of…

The Council of State Governments, part of the Pew Charitable Trusts, has published a new data visualization looking at the salaries of state governors.

The California Technology Agency posted a series of short videos of employees giving testimonials about the state’s Information Technology Leadership Academy.