(Scoop News Group / Getty Images) One critical part of digital services isn’t digital at all Officials said that improving their digital services also means figuring out which services people want to continue receiving in person. Mar 12, 2024 By Keely Quinlan
(Scoop News Group) Cybersecurity, accessibility take priority as states add AI to digital services State officials are juggling emergent concerns of cybersecurity and accessibility as they attempt to understand how AI fits into their organizations. Mar 12, 2024 By Caroline Nihill
(Getty Images) State privacy chiefs are watching AI closely Three state privacy chiefs said they're paying close attention to AI is they bootstrap their practices inside government. Mar 5, 2024 By Colin Wood
Stacks of American Gold Eagle bullion coins sit atop $100 bills. (Getty Images) Four men accused of defrauding Indiana Education Department for $44 million Between 2016 and 2018, four men allegedly collected funding for more than 4,500 students who were not actually attending online schools. Jan 26, 2024 By Skylar Rispens
South Bend, Indiana (Getty Images) South Bend, Indiana’s new digital services office aims for ‘intuitive, user-friendly’ City Chief Innovation Officer Denise Riedl said her team wants to “make it as easy as possible for residents to interact with government, in-person and digitally.” Nov 30, 2023 By Caroline Nihill
Priorities Podcast How North Carolina is rethinking digital services On the Priorities podcast, North Carolina CIO James Weaver says he's shifting his digital services strategy to be focused on the individual. Jun 22, 2023 By StateScoop Staff
Nick Hart, president and CEO of Data Foundation, and Josh Martin, chief data officer of Indiana, speak at the NASCIO midyear conference on May 1, 2023. (Colin Wood / Scoop News Group) Indiana trained 1,800 employees in data literacy Indiana Chief Data Officer Josh Martin said more than 1,800 state employees have taken the state's Data Proficiency Program. May 1, 2023 By Keely Quinlan
Grant funding gives states ‘opportunity’ to help locals on cyber, officials say State tech officials said during an online event they increasingly see their roles as cyber mentors for local governments. Mar 3, 2023 By Colin Wood
(Getty Images) Indiana agency recovers dozens of laptops lost by COVID vaccine hotline After 53 laptops issued to a COVID-19 vaccine call center went missing, Indiana officials said all but two have been recovered. Jan 11, 2023 By Benjamin Freed
Priorities Podcast Indiana tackles workforce woes with training program On the Priorities Podcast, Indiana’s Jon Rogers says a workforce program is getting residents trained and working in the state IT shop. Nov 10, 2022 By StateScoop Staff