Officials wonder whether California’s data privacy update goes far enough
A trio of laws passed late last year led the California Department of Technology to update its State Information Management Manual, considered the state's bible for data…
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Meet the StateScoop 50 GoldenGov Nominees: Washington state CIO Michael Cockrill
In this Q&A, StateScoop introduces StateScoop 50 GoldenGov nominee Michael Cockrill, the chief information officer for Washington state.
12 actions Illinois’ CIO Hardik Bhatt took to try to transform tech in government
Commentary: Illinois CIO Hardik Bhatt outlines how he went beyond just hardware and software to transform the way his state handles technology.
Seattle sets concrete steps to bridge digital divide with new action plan
CTO Michael Mattmiller discusses the city's new roadmap for building digital equity over the next three years.
NYU to digitize more than 100 years of city records
A 50,000 federal grant will help NYU engineers preserve 1 million pages of the New York City Record.
Meet the StateScoop 50 GoldenGov Nominees: Colorado CIO Suma Nallapati
In this Q&A, StateScoop introduces StateScoop 50 GoldenGov nominee Suma Nallapati, the chief information officer for Colorado.
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Illinois earns legislative go-ahead for modernization push
CIO Hardik Bhatt plans a full-speed-ahead effort to consolidate and modernize the state's IT as quickly as possible.
New Indiana law clears way for telemedicine efforts
Gov. Mike Pence just signed a bill into law setting clear standards around telehealth in the state.
Meet the StateScoop 50 GoldenGov Nominees: Montana CIO Ron Baldwin
In this Q&A, StateScoop introduces StateScoop 50 GoldenGov nominee Ron Baldwin, the chief information officer for Montana.
Report: States, cities put increased focus on GIS, IT consulting contracts in 2015
A new report from Onvia suggests that state and local agencies are increasingly handing out deals to guide GIS and IT modernization efforts.