Cybersecurity remains a top concern for state CIOs, but digital transformation remains key in meeting citizen needs.

A new report weighs the risks and rewards of different modernization approaches that can help state IT move away from mainframes, legacy code and end-of-life infrastructure.

As agencies respond to the changes presented by the health crisis, state IT leaders are looking towards more innovative ways to approach business operations, two industry leaders say.

Public sector advisor Thomas Beck joins StateScoop in an exclusive interview to look at the state of multi-cloud adoption among state agencies.

Identifying the right IT investments remains a challenge for state and local agencies. One place to start: Focus on the foundations of application enablement.

The ubiquitous pizza chain's customer-service app has become a model for state governments seeking to improve their digital services.

In this special report, StateScoop and EdScoop go beyond the buzzwords and into what digital transformation is meaning in real-time for the public sector.

Local IT officials said that without basic internet connectivity, efforts to modernize fancy new technologies won't realize their full benefit.

Arizona Chief Strategy Officer Doug Lange said that user identity management has been a core component of the state's broader modernization plan.