The Colorado Office of Information Technology said it's added new features to the myColorado app reflecting the measures the state has taken in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Long before anyone consumes a service or downloads an app, government needs to understand what people want and need, says Colorado CIO Theresa Szczurek.

Colorado Digital Service director Kelly Taylor reflects on the organization's first months and explains its "therapeutic" workforce-marketing strategy.

Officials say filling the uncommon role will help ensure technology initiatives are "strategically aligned with customer demands."

Pettit, now helping to lead his third state IT organization, said he's looking forward to discovering how technologies like AI and blockchain can improve citizen services.

The state's Office of Information Technology has delayed addressing audit recommendations related to major systems implementations twice in the last four years.

Colorado joins a growing list of states experimenting with digital identity. But law enforcement can still ask for a physical card.

From blockchain to firewall migration, the state’s top technology official is managing a lot. Here are her top three “wildly important goals.”

The Colorado Digital Service will be modeled on the U.S. Digital Service, with "digital service experts" hired for short-term stints with the state government, Gov. Jared Polis said.