“Policies drive change in state government. Building data management capabilities across more than 100 state agencies is a culture shift that requires a set of DM policies,…

Drones are still a niche technology in urban emergency response settings, but if a New York City Fire Department project pans out, unmanned aerial vehicles flying in…

In August, the City of San Antonio’s innovation office signed a five-year agreement with the University of Texas at San Antonio to conduct up to $7 million…

While San Antonio looks to pair off its city officials with local academics, there are other cues government IT projects can take from the dating-app industry. In…

As the pandemic gave rise to greater adoption of robotic process automation and other AI-related technologies, many CIOs took note of the wide degree their customization and…

“There comes a day when the air conditioning stops working and the 100-degree heat of July comes, and that’s the day I regret not having been proactive,”…

Former Ohio CIO Ervan Rodgers made no secret of his affinity for comic books, often beaming into virtual events during the pandemic from his home office decorated…

As more IT services move to the cloud, tech and cybersecurity officials are tasked with meeting an increasingly insatiable need for modern security tools. But the number…

Just as government IT organizations can gorge themselves on cloud-security tools, they can also make a mess of wireless technologies and internet-connected devices if they don’t take…

Tech conferences are littered with reminders that cybersecurity is a “team sport,” but during the National Association of State Chief Information Officers annual conference in Seattle last…