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Alaska governor releases FY15 proposed budget

Gov. Sean Parnell today unveiled his FY 2015 budget, proposing .3 billion less in general fund spending than the current year and 150 fewer positions.

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Governor Parnell unveils FY 2015 budget

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New York proposes cybersecurity regulations for state’s hospitals

Gov. Kathy Hochul proposed rules that include a mandate for hospitals to develop their own cybersecurity programs and incident response plans.

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Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro speaks with the press at the unveiling of CODE PA in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, on April 25, 2023. (Commonwealth Media Services)

Pennsylvania says its digital services revamp is going well

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Pennsylvania governor unveils CODE PA, a digital services transformation effort

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Alaska to expand state Health Information Exchange

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New Mass. CIO names cyber, data, digital services as tech priorities

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State and local cyber aid could find home in defense bill, congressman says

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Kentucky’s $375,000 CIO defends his first year on the job

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