The state's new chief operating officer says the governor's office isn't suspicious, but wants to better understand where the division's money is going.
Commentary: Bo Reese, chief information officer for the state of Oklahoma and president of the National Association of State Chief Information Officers, says states need regulations, but…
Government's chief technologists often find themselves misunderstood and beset on all sides by demands, but they say they wouldn't have it any other way.
A letter to the Office of Management and Budget says that today's regulatory environment "hampers" states in their pursuit of cost savings and IT optimization.
Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin officially named Bo Reese as the state’s chief information officer on Thursday. Reese had been serving as interim CIO since January.