Wisconsin Chief Information Officer Trina Zanow shared details on the search for a new cybersecurity chief, workforce projects and the governor's generative AI task force.

IRS Commissioner Danny Werfel invited states to participate in a new project to develop a system that allows people to file their taxes directly to the agency…

After years of planning and preparatory work, Delaware's single sign-on portal is entering its "realization phase," said CIO Greg Lane.

On the Priorities podcast, Virginia CIO Bob Osmond says the state IT office wants to help agencies more effectively transform with technology.

Service Oklahoma's Jay Doyle says Oklahoma is transforming its service delivery through the use of tools like "smart" forms.

Arizona has launched a one-stop business portal for entrepreneurs, a common first step for states seeking widespread digitization.

The upcoming platform, with its "enhanced services," is set to replace one the state has been using for nearly 20 years.

The Iowa capital is replacing a 20-year-old system with new software that will enable residents to conduct more than 70 types of transactions online.

The pandemic forced a torrent of new digital government endeavors. Now states and cities need to determine if the successful ones can be made permanent.

A new site with pre-registration for COVID-19 vaccines will replace one that crashed repeatedly, but questions linger over the city's digital service development.