Wyoming interim CIO Sheehan resigns, CISO named new CIO
Wyoming interim Chief Information Officer Timothy Sheehan announced his departure from state government. State Chief Information Security Officer Aaron Roberts is his replacement.
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Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon thanks speaks at an event at the State Capitol in Cheyenne, Wyoming on Dec. 14, 2020. (U.S. Air National Guard / Jacqueline Marshall) State -
Priorities Podcast How New York City is training cyber liaisons in agencies
On the Priorities podcast, New York City CISO Kelly Moan says the city’s Cyber Academy taught 21 city workers to serve as cyber liaisons.
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Bill Vajda chats with vendors between sessions at the National Association of State Chief Information Officers’ annual conference in Louisville, Kentucky, on October 10, 2022. (Colin Wood / Scoop News Group) State Former Wyoming CIO Bill Vajda named director of Michigan cyber institute
Bill Vajda, the former CIO of Alaska and Wyoming, is now the director of the Upper Peninsula Cybersecurity Institute at Northern Michigan University.
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Emerging Tech Why community engagement is the next phase of ‘smart cities’
On the Priorities podcast, San Jose Deputy City Manager Rob Lloyd says involving the community in “smart cities” discussions is essential.
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(Getty Images) State Wyoming bill would consolidate technology division, CIO’s office
A new bill introduced to the state legislature would move duties of the CIO’s office and the technology division under a new department.
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Bill Vajda chats with vendors between sessions at the National Association of State Chief Information Officers’ annual conference in Louisville, Kentucky, on October 10, 2022. (Colin Wood / Scoop News Group) State Wyoming CIO Bill Vajda quietly resigned
Wyoming Chief Information Officer Bill Vajda stepped down in mid-January after less than a year in the role.
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Modernization How Wyoming’s CIO is ‘anticipating tomorrow’
On the Priorities podcast, Wyoming CIO Bill Vajda says he’s “taking care of today’s business and anticipating tomorrow.”
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Tennessee CIO Stephanie Dedmon at the 2019 NASCIO annual conference. (Scoop News Group) State NASCIO names leaders for 2022-23
Tennessee CIO Stephanie Dedmon will serve as NASCIO’s president for the group’s 2022-23 calendar.
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Priorities Podcast Cincinnati sewer district taps sensors for better data on dumping, COVID-19
On the Priorities Podcast, an official from the Cincinnati sewer district explains how sensors are changing waste treatment.
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(Getty Images) State Wyoming IT department to help develop certificate for state university
The state IT department is working with the University of Wyoming to develop an executive-training program that state tech leaders will take.