George Khalil, a former information security officer who took over as interim deputy CIO earlier this year, has now been named to the role as a long-term…

The new 13-member body is charged with advising the legislative and executive branches as the state upgrades to the next generation of technology.

The state wants to connect 127,700 homes and businesses that currently lack high-speed internet service within the next two years.

The "gold standard" bill goes back to the State Senate for one final vote before it goes to Gov. Jerry Brown's desk — and faces a likely…

From a net neutrality policy to shared enterprise infrastructure agreements, IT is creating better and faster services for citizens, says Mike Cooney, deputy to Montana Gov. Steve…

The new "GovTech" platform will provide transportation planners with trip data and allow cities to set limits on when and where scooters can be used.

Managing in-house hardware is less popular than ever, a new NASTD survey finds.

State officials were accused of tipping the bidding process by a company that lost out on a contract to replace 10,000 machines.

The five-and-a-half-year deal is the latest IT contract the commonwealth has signed since ending its long, single-source arrangement with Northrop Grumman.

The contract will place technology company Unisys in charge of the state's data centers, storage and computing services.