The state and local government CIO role has dramatically shifted over the past few years. However, will this transformation continue as we approach 2020?

On Monday, Gov. C.L. “Butch” Otter signed an executive agreement forming Idaho’s first cybersecurity task force, a move that comes in response to a stream of online…

The new marketplace, which will be developed over five years, will offer low-priced reading content through Amazon for the city's 1,800 schools.

State CIOs should factor in the needs of disabled users from a project’s procurement to deployment, according to a new NASCIO report.

In mid-July, Gov. Robert Bentley signed an executive order to form an Office of Broadband Development, which will oversee efforts to equip its rural citizens.

The State Department program, started in 2011, introduces nearly 30 teenage girls from the Middle East to Java programming and advanced computer coding.

The legislation would establish an “innovative community” program, paving the way for small tech companies to work with municipalities.

Twenty teachers were selected for a five-day program on how to teach cybersecurity to students and raise awareness about new career opportunities.

As e-signature technology catches on, Delaware joins 16 other states with e-notary programs, statutes or rules.

Technology could help Los Angeles’ main water suppliers better track leaks, researchers at UCLA say.