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Two GIS officials say were called on to help with pandemic response over the last 13 months as state leaders realized geospatial technology's power.
The CIOs of Nebraska and Ohio said their success in weathering the pandemic was largely thanks to preparation and good governance.
Security advisor Wendy Nather discusses a recent study correlating key security strategies to statistically greater program outcomes — and what that means to state leaders.
States are increasingly using data to improve how they address their biggest problems, including their biggest problem: managing cybersecurity risk.
Fraud can quickly drain state and local agency resources. However, with modern authentication controls, CIOs and CISOs can mitigate fraud and security risks.
Through the inherent visualization present in geospatial data, the use of GIS in state government decision-making is crucial for better services.
County executives featured in the 2020 LocalSmart Awards say the establishment of good technology infrastructure before the pandemic made the response easier.
Winners of the 2020 LocalSmart awards for IT projects say the pandemic accelerated some efforts, and leaned on the success of others already underway.
Winners of the 2020 StateScoop 50 award for Industry Leadership of the Year discuss how COVID-19 altered their relationships with the CIOs they serve.
Winners of the 2020 LocalSmart awards for city executives say the pandemic forced city technology to become more inclusive and equitable.
