Government's chief technologists often find themselves misunderstood and beset on all sides by demands, but they say they wouldn't have it any other way.

The advancement fills a gap left behind by the recent departure of the state's longtime chief information officer.

In the eighth episode of StateScoop Radio’s “Priorities” series, state technology execs say bringing in young workers is critical.

In this Q&A, StateScoop introduces StateScoop 50 GoldenGov nominee Michael Cockrill, the chief information officer for Washington state.

As debate surrounding the use of drone technology soars, NASCIO recommended that state CIOs be ready to step into the regulation discussions.

As Americans grow increasingly concerned about their privacy, some states are considering legislation to restrict the use of drones due to privacy concerns.

Washington Gov. Jay Inslee proposes to consolidate several IT offices into a single agency to improve coordination and services.

Washington Chief Information Officer Michael Cockrill is leading a modernization effort at the state to create a more personalized government that interacts with citizens in the ways…