A preview of NASCIO's 2019 survey data shows state IT leaders are becoming more interested in how the emerging technologies can transform business processes.

With the new capabilities cloud computing presents, IT agencies can protect themselves better and do more with data, guests say on StateScoop's Priorities podcast.

On the Season 2 premiere of GIS Addressed, NSGIC's Dan Ross says geospatial leaders are upping their attention on security and how AI will change their roles.

Rapid growth of state and local law enforcement video footage calls for newer strategies for storing and analyzing data.

Now free of its contract with Northrop Grumman, Virginia's CIO says the state is now free to pursue exciting new technologies, like AI, faster.

California Chief Information Officer Amy Tong says digital transformation should focus heavily on business needs to be effective.

The CIO for Aurora, Illinois, says an AI-powered platform crawls Facebook, Twitter and other sources to help officials understand sentiment and spot problems as they arise.

City officials say artificial intelligence is likely to play a role in the city's future, but there still remain questions surrounding its use by government.

Technology from Nordsense will be installed in city bins to monitor and analyze waste patterns for service optimization.