Vermont merges AI and data teams, names leader
Josiah Raiche was named as head of Vermont’s new data and AI team. He said the consolidation will allow the state to “tackle the big challenges.”
Josiah Raiche was named as head of Vermont’s new data and AI team. He said the consolidation will allow the state to “tackle the big challenges.”
Pennsylvania’s chief information officer approved the emergency hire of Layer Aleph, a Seattle company specializing in crisis engineering.
Richard “Dickie” Howze, who led Louisiana’s first consolidated IT department over the past decade, stepped down as the state welcomed a new governor.
On the Priorities podcast, Nevada CIO Timothy Galluzi says an organizational shift is elevating services and the role of IT in the state.
Researchers at Cornell University found that non-metropolitan counties with low adoption rates typically received more broadband grants.
On the Priorities podcast, Massachusetts CIO Jason Snyder says his agency’s cabinet status has uplifted IT in the state.
The Pennsylvania Office of Administration opposes a bill that would create a standalone IT office and consolidate IT spending.
Bill Vajda, the former CIO of Alaska and Wyoming, is now the director of the Upper Peninsula Cybersecurity Institute at Northern Michigan University.
Code for America announced it will stop managing finances for its network of local volunteer groups, forcing brigades to find new support.
Over nearly nine years as Philadelphia’s innovation director, Eliza Pollack empowered agencies to develop solutions they can call their own.