Acquisition constraints slow state agencies’ push to the cloud

Growing capabilities among states to provision cloud applications and services will enable them move from on-site data centers to the cloud over the next three years.

New report shows how coordinated, data-driven security platforms can help state IT leaders fortify cybersecurity defense against potential threats.

A modern identity and access management platform plays a central role in the overhaul of the Texas.gov portal.

Agile experts explain how agencies adopting a distributed architecture framework can better position themselves to adapt to changes in technology.

Why agile integration is an essential step to improving application architecture and managing the exponential increase of endpoints and user interfaces.

A new briefing report advises government IT leaders on how to gain an upper hand against cyberthreats by leaning on timely, accurate and relevant information.

State and local government officials in a new survey foresee identity and access management tools addressing a multitude of IT issues, but fewer than one-third have the tools in place.

Modernized expense reporting tools are helping organizations cut down on errors by up to 60 percent, improving financial transparency and employee productivity.

Report urges agencies to look beyond traditional security technologies and capture four key sets of data to improve their overall security posture.

Emergency management officials in California, Florida and Houston highlight steps their agencies are taking to improve connectivity and interoperability for faster response.