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On the Priorities podcast, Utah CIO Alan Fuller says technology will play a key role in the governor’s mandate to modernize government.
On the Priorities podcast, Arizona CIO J.R. Sloan says the state is now far enough along to talk about maturing its cloud approach.
On the Priorities podcast, Maricopa County, Ariz. CIO Richard McHattie says he’s looking to use technology to create “amazing outcomes.”
On the Priorities podcast, North Carolina CIO James Weaver says he’s shifting his digital services strategy to be focused on the individual.
On the Priorities podcast, Tennessee CIO Stephanie Dedmon says automation is freeing up employee brainpower for more-complex tasks.
On the Priorities podcast, Virginia CIO Bob Osmond says the state IT office wants to help agencies more effectively transform with technology.
On the Priorities podcast, Maryland CIO Katie Savage says she’s getting ready to work closer with agencies on enterprise services.
On the Priorities podcast, New York’s interim CIO Jennifer Lorenz says the state is focusing on maturing data use and privacy protections.
On the Priorities podcast, California CIO Liana Bailey-Crimmins outlines her approach to broadband expansion.
