Gov. Ned Lamont ordered the centralization of IT staff from about 40 agencies into a single statewide organization.

State and local technology officials say they're being confronted with new tasks, like preparing what could soon become extra intensive care medical facilities.

The document outlines new programs and provides guidance to public and private institutions across the state.

As the nation waits for the FCC to register its final ruling, some state leaders plan for potential disruptions to government services.

The leading state IT trade association stresses that states need to collaborate with the federal government on cyber, legacy modernization funding and a nationwide public safety communications…

The new role is intended to bridge agency and sector.

Cloud computing can lower operating costs for state governments, but CIOs need to keep a sharp eye on contract terms and unforeseen requirements.

State information security officials need to better organize around their roles, responsibilities and weaknesses when fighting cyber threats, experts said.

CIOs believe their roles are rapidly changing, as states continue outsourcing applications and IT services.

The state signed a three-year agreement with NIC’s wholly owned subsidiary, Connecticut Interactive, to provide self-funded e-government services and manage the state’s official Web portal ct.gov.