Most state chief information officers are headed toward a new mode of operating, and for good reason, according to Indiana CIO Dewand Neely.

After 15 years with the state, the chief information officer said he's found another role with a local nonprofit that he thinks will sate his need for public service.

State CIO Dewand Neely said his older employees aren’t retiring yet, but he’s employing several strategies to be prepared for when they do.

A preview of NASCIO's 2019 survey data shows state IT leaders are becoming more interested in how the emerging technologies can transform business processes.

Gov. Mike Pence is hoping to solicit advice from the public and private sectors to shore up the state's defenses.

In this Q&A, StateScoop introduces StateScoop 50 GoldenGov nominee Dewand Neely, Indiana's chief information officer.

The state's agencies are taking advantage of a new file sharing tool that give employees better access to data in the field and cuts down on security vulnerabilities.

In a tumultuous year for state information technology, more than 20 states welcomed new CIOs due to changes from elections, retirements or resignations.

After less than three years on the job, Paul Baltzell is leaving Indiana state government for the private sector. Dewand Neely will replace him next week.