Ervan Rodgers, who's been the IT chief in the attorney general office since 2015, will become Ohio's next statewide CIO when DeWine takes office in January.

The state's top IT official since April, Snow is one of several current Cabinet officials Gov.-elect Kristi Noem said she plans to keep when she takes office.

The biggest realignment in state leadership since 2010 means changes are coming for many chief information officers and the agencies they lead.

The secretary of state accused Gov. John Bel Edwards' administration of voiding the contract for political reasons.

Officials of the Chicago-area municipality tick off the benefits of combining eight outdated systems into a single modern solution for all 22,000 county employees.

The project was originally to cost taxpayers $30 million, but a recent audit found changes to procurement rules have placed a much bigger burden on the state.

If the $12 million request is fulfilled, it would more than quadruple the size of the technology agency's cybersecurity team.

The project known as MNLARS has faced continual challenges since launching almost a year ago.

The governor will use the digital system as part of the budgeting process as the state modernizes its enterprise data management.

The document outlines new programs and provides guidance to public and private institutions across the state.