Nearly all states lack the staffs needed to complete critical IT modernization projects, according to a new report from NASTD.

Security, data governance, business processes and user-centered design add new concerns to IT modernization projects, state CIOs said.

Kurt Peterson, who was named Chicago's CIO in July, said the city's $400 million modernization plan will remake the city's technology.

Training and education can help as more state and local governments transition to cloud-based services, Arizona and Minnesota’s state CIOs said.

Retaining staff and arranging organizations as IT is redesigned are major challenges for state chief information officers.

As Los Angeles prepares for the 2028 Olympics, city CIO Ted Ross and San Francisco CIO Linda Gerull discussed what "smart city" means now.

Steve Nichols, who was hired as Georgia's chief technology officer in 2002 and served five CIOs, is joining the consulting firm Gartner.

Virginia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services has refreshed a 17-year-old data system used for case management.

Low-code application development boomed during the pandemic. But now the technology’s biggest proponents say it needs careful management.