Ahead of ARPA spending deadline, states weigh priorities for ‘neverending’ modernization
Chief information officers of Tennessee and New Hampshire said they're balancing competing priorities ahead of ARPA’s 2024 spending deadline.
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IT Modernization
Don’t fear the bureaucracy, advises Colorado’s outgoing CIO
Tony Neal-Graves came out of retirement to spend seven years with the Colorado state government, time that he said was among the most rewarding in his career.
Former West Virginia CIO Joshua Spence lands at Alpha Technologies
Former West Virginia CIO Joshua Spence has taken a job with a small managed service provider turning to the state and local market.
Inside Arkansas courts’ modernization efforts
On the Priorities podcast, two Arkansas Administrative Office of the Court leaders say their work to update a system is saving millions.
Connecticut CISO on implementing multi-factor authentication to secure remote workers
Jeff Brown says while MFA is the top security capability they have implemented to secure their workforce, they still need to keep up with new attack techniques
State CIOs want to improve digital services, but it’s ‘a whopping lot of work’
Many state IT leaders say their digital services need an upgrade, but legacy tech and organizational baggage are hindering progress.
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Nevada secretary of state requests $45M for elections, business licensing systems
Nevada Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar this week submitted to state lawmakers a budget proposal that included two upgraded computer systems.
Bringing the red carpet to county IT
King County, Wash., CIO Megan Clarke says her time at the organization behind the Oscars taught her about change management.
Cybersecurity, workforce and budgets challenge IT upgrades, state tech officials say
Nearly all states lack the staffs needed to complete critical IT modernization projects, according to a new report from NASTD.
On-time and on-budget isn’t enough for IT modernization, CIOs say
Security, data governance, business processes and user-centered design add new concerns to IT modernization projects, state CIOs said.