Vermont CIO John Quinn said he's gearing up for major state technology upgrades, including the replacement of a 20-year-old ERP system.

After years of missed deadlines and cost overruns, the county of 1.2 million is eyeing the finish line on phase one of a major IT upgrade.

Cloud-based enterprise resource planning systems produce cost and time savings for HR, finance and IT departments at state and local agencies, an expert says.

Officials of the Chicago-area municipality tick off the benefits of combining eight outdated systems into a single modern solution for all 22,000 county employees.

Local governments can get grant reimbursements from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, but only with a challenging level detail in their records.

The state's journey to becoming a public sector vanguard for technology business management came with a few misfires along the way.

Michigan-based software company Munetrix is calling for financial compensation amid an accusation that Socrata partnered on a state contract and then secretly undercut the bid.

It doesn't matter who did the development, Missouri's technology chief says — any state can use it.

The global market is expected to exceed 74 billion within the next several years, according to new industry research.