What’s next for civic innovation in Louisville
On the Priorities podcast, Louisville, Ky.'s Grace Simrall says the influx of funding means big things for civic innovation.
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Priorities Podcast
Each week, the Priorities Podcast will take you through the latest in state and local government technology news and analysis. The program will explore trending stories throughout the week, as well as feature conversations with top executives across government and industry on things like modernization, emerging technology and digital services.
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What’s on Baltimore’s digital services to-do list
On the Priorities podcast, Baltimore chief data officer Justin Elszasz says the city has a menu of options for digital services growth.
Oklahoma’s digital services agency looks forward
On the Priorities podcast, Oklahoma’s digital services lead Jay Doyle says the state is betting big on digital government.
‘No political division’ on broadband, North Carolina CIO says
On the Priorities podcast, Delaware CIO Jason Clarke and North Carolina CIO Jim Weaver say their states are pushing forward on broadband.
Nebraska CIO reflects on IT consolidation
On the Priorities podcast, Nebraska CIO Ed Toner reflects on his last seven years, and the state’s massive IT consolidation.
How Wyoming’s CIO is ‘anticipating tomorrow’
On the Priorities podcast, Wyoming CIO Bill Vajda says he’s “taking care of today’s business and anticipating tomorrow.”
Workforce snaps into focus for state IT leaders, says NASCIO director
Workforce is a growing challenge for state IT leaders heading into 2023, NASCIO’s Doug Robinson says on StateScoop's Priorities podcast.
Arizona’s CISO on welcoming a new governor
On the Priorities podcast, Arizona CISO Tim Roemer talks preparing for both the Super Bowl and the inauguration of a new governor.
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Jake Williams
Vice President — Content & Community
Jake Williams is the vice president of content and community for StateScoop and EdScoop. He's spent nearly a decade in the government IT market, covering the ins and outs of state and local government, as well as higher education. He started his journalism career in his native Pennsylvania and has also worked as a reporter for Campaigns & Elections magazine.