The "Small Places, Big Ideas Innovation Cohort" is now collecting proposals for technologies that can connect governments and the public and help with mobility.

The site's designers say this is the next iteration of data transparency for the state. AI-powered bots could be next.

The Republican will use his year leading the National Governors Association to advocate for repair of the country's aging roads, bridges and digital networks.

The Maryland Department of Information Technology is the first state agency to take advantage of the regional program serving hundreds of organizations.

Personal information of those involved with adult education and unemployment insurance programs was accessible to unauthorized users, state officials revealed.

The National Governors Association will work with state officials to protect critical infrastructure, help local governments and implement overall strategies.

Gov. Larry Hogan used an executive order to codify the state's chief information security officer role and create a new statewide cybersecurity agency.

The state is about halfway through building a cloud-based platform to support government agencies working with children, adults with disabilities and low-income residents.

The website faced technical problems for months after its launch in 2013. The state claims IBM misrepresented what its software could do to get the contract.