Tyler Technologies finished 2023 with strong financial performance
Tyler Technologies, a major IT service provider to the public sector, posted $480.9 million in revenue, a 6.3% increase from the previous year.
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How Alaska moved 700 applications to the cloud without downtime
On the Priorities podcast, Alaska CIO Bill Smith says his state is nearly done with a massive cloud migration.
New Orleans moves vehicle fleet operations into the cloud
New Orleans picked a vendor to move its fleet operations of city public safety and public works vehicles into the cloud.
Georgia tech chief departing after two years
Georgia Chief Technology Officer Dmitry Kagansky announced he's departing his IT leadership role after two years with the agency.
NASCIO’s latest cloud survey finds rising adoption in states
More than 88% of state chief information officers said agencies are expediting the adoption of cloud services.
Key to a successful cloud transition? Workforce training, say state CIOs
Training and education can help as more state and local governments transition to cloud-based services, Arizona and Minnesota’s state CIOs said.
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Why ‘cloud-first’ needs to be every CIO’s mission
Washington state CIO Bill Kehoe writes that it's critical for today’s public-sector CIOs to focus on building cloud-based solutions that offer a seamless digital experience
State CIOs’ priorities hold stable heading into 2022
Cybersecurity, digital services, broadband and cloud top NASCIO's 2022 list of top IT priorities.
How states can enable digital government services with multi-cloud adoption
Public sector advisor Thomas Beck joins StateScoop in an exclusive interview to look at the state of multi-cloud adoption among state agencies.
AWS executive predicts shift toward workforce development
Kim Majerus, the head of Amazon Web Services' SLED practice, said several states are building job retraining programs to develop skills needed during the pandemic.