Massachusetts CIO Curtis Wood retiring after long career in state government
Massachusetts CIO Curtis Wood said he's retiring from state government after a career with the commonwealth that began in 1975.
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Massachusetts CIO Curtis Wood prepares for transition
On the Priorities podcast, Massachusetts CIO Curtis Wood says he’s preparing for the first governor transition since joining the cabinet.
Massachusetts CIO highlights the ‘real mission in government’
Massachusetts CIO Curtis Wood spoke with StateScoop at the 2022 NASCIO midyear conference in National Harbor, Maryland.
New York rethinks digital services as the pandemic wanes
New York CTO Rajiv Rao talks about digital services. Massachusetts CIO Curt Wood weighs in on modernization.
Massachusetts funds cybersecurity training for local governments and schools
The annual grant program will cover cybersecurity training for 57,000 municipal and public-school workers around the commonwealth.
Remote work driving Mass. IT workers to the private sector, CIO says
Massachusetts CIO Curtis Wood said the state has recently begun losing more IT staff to the private sector.
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State officials strive for ‘last mile’ of cybersecurity
"We need to make sure our political leadership at the local level understands this, too," commonwealth CIO Curtis Wood said during an RSA Conference panel.
States are warming up to new technologies during pandemic, CIOs say
As state agencies face urgent needs during their responses to COVID-19, IT leaders see an opportunity to evangelize for their trade.
States centralizing IT must demonstrate value, CIOs say
The call to centralize IT services often comes from the top, but cooperation with agencies takes communication, CIOs say on the Priorities podcast.
Business and IT communication ‘very, very critical,’ state CIO says
Massachusetts CIO Curtis Wood says his experience in public safety taught him the importance of technologists paying attention to the action on the ground.