Former California officials launch nonprofit to modernize state services
A group of former government officials launched the California Center for Government Innovation, intended to help the state improve its technology.
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IT Modernization
How generative AI is transforming state government IT modernization
Google Cloud’s Chris Hein discusses the intersection of AI and IT modernization in the public sector and how it’s improving legacy systems and bettering constituent engagement. He…
North Dakota develops first detailed app inventory
North Dakota Chief Information Officer Greg Hoffman said the state developed its first detailed application inventory.
New Hampshire’s ‘scramble’ to spend ARPA funding
New Hampshire Chief Information Officer Denis Goulet says he's “scrambling” to spend ARPA funding before the year-end deadline.
Massachusetts will spend $1.2B to modernize state IT systems over next five years
Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey approved legislation clearing $1.23 billion for cybersecurity and other information technology upgrades.
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North Carolina courts expand case management software
Eleven more counties in North Carolina will gain access to the state’s digital case management system as part of a statewide modernization project under its new contract…
Generative AI is speeding procurement, but not without risks
Generative AI is already accelerating some of state and local government's most tedious procurement processes, but not without new risks.
California ports to get major technology upgrades
The California Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development is funding 10 technology projects at some of the nations busiest containerized import stations.
Mississippi CIO Craig Orgeron says he returned for the ‘challenge’
Mississippi Chief Information Officer Craig Orgeron says it was the challenge of government service that brought him back to the role.
Delaware outsources mainframe management, CIO catches breath
Delaware hasn't said goodbye to its mainframe, but outsourcing services to a third party has given the state some breathing room, state Chief Information Officer Gregory Lane…
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