Will the health crisis propel states' upgrade efforts or will the coming economic slowdown introduce years of delays to planned modernization efforts?

TransparentBusiness, which last year lobbied nearly every state to use its software to monitor IT contractors, sees an opening in the telework surge.

Through all the year brought, NASCIO's Doug Robinson and Cloudera's Henry Sowell show it was the escalating cyberattacks that captured government's attention.

On StateScoop's Priorities podcast, NASCIO's executive director says as more states consolidate IT, customer service has become more important to CIOs.

The biggest realignment in state leadership since 2010 means changes are coming for many chief information officers and the agencies they lead.

Government tech advocacy groups say new technologies are advancing fast, leadership is turning over even faster, but budgets are mostly staying the same.

In the first-season finale of StateScoop Radio’s “Priorities” series, the executive director of NASCIO recalled how cybersecurity, data and cloud dominated the minds of CIOs in 2016.

In the eighth episode of StateScoop Radio’s “Priorities” series, state technology execs say bringing in young workers is critical.

Cloud computing can lower operating costs for state governments, but CIOs need to keep a sharp eye on contract terms and unforeseen requirements.