Susan Lee, the enterprise service desk section chief for the Wisconsin Division of Enterprise Technology, takes a minute to answer some questions from StateScoop about her career…

In 2010, open data was a relatively new concept – most states didn’t have an integrated open data platform. Now, almost half a decade later, all 50…

New York City officials on Wednesday unveiled Digital.NYC, a new online platform that aims to serve as an online community for the city’s vibrant tech industry, including…

The Colorado Governor’s Office of Information Technology (OIT) is pleased to announce that Colorado has been named an honoree of a 2015 CSO50 Award from IDG's CSO…

Nallapati joins a 45-person board made up of executives and business leaders from across the technology industry from Colorado with the goal of fueling the state’s economy…

San Francisco launched municipal wireless Internet access in 32 parks, plazas and open spaces across the city in its continued effort to provide every citizen with a…

The National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO), awarded the Thomas M. Jarrett State Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) Scholarship to three deserving CISO’s during the…

In an effort to highlight Virginia’s technological innovation and raise awareness about high performing industries, Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe today declared October to be TechTober, a statewide…

The Nebraska Judicial Branch is making Nebraska Supreme Court and the Nebraska Court of Appeals case information available to the public through the court’s online court case…

The new report finds state agency data systems may not be as safe as officials think from potential data security breaches.