Data quality is important, officials said in a recent survey, but few states have yet to launch formal data quality programs.

The National Association of State Chief Information Officers found that less than one quarter of states surveyed operate an "established" privacy program.

New York City tech officials automated some of the city's software patching processes, reducing database downtime by 97%.

Colorado transportation officials said they hope their new variable speed limit signs will help make roadways safer.

On the Priorities podcast, two IT leaders from Normal, Illinois, explain why the future of "smart cities" may be in small cities like theirs.

A new online tracker for government websites reveals that most state websites fail to provide basic metadata for their users.

The California Office of Data and Innovation, created only in 2022, has a new director after the recent departure of its former leader.

North Dakota named Kimberly Weis, who most recently served as the state technology division's director of data and analytics, as the new statewide chief data officer.

On the Priorities podcast, two Kansas officials outline how artificial intelligence integrates with their work.

On the Priorities podcast, Delaware CIO Greg Lane explains how his office is approaching broadband to close the digital divide.