Nearly all states lack the staffs needed to complete critical IT modernization projects, according to a new report from NASTD.

"Ecolabels" like the Green Electronics Council's EPEAT are encouraging sustainable buying in governments that can exert outsized influence on the environment.

State technology and procurement officials say they're making headway resolving one of the most costly impediments to efficiency and innovation in government.

A preview of NASCIO's 2019 survey data shows state IT leaders are becoming more interested in how the emerging technologies can transform business processes.

The National Association of State Technology directors will release its first set of data later this year following a new state IT research initiative.

Hackers are now tweaking their malware to create more attacks against state and local governments, says James Globe of the Center for Internet Security.

State IT leaders from Tennessee and Oklahoma said focusing heavily on processes helped them succeed in their statewide IT consolidations.

Organizers say a wide variety of topics will be covered, but cybersecurity will be the backbone of the five-day event.

From a net neutrality policy to shared enterprise infrastructure agreements, IT is creating better and faster services for citizens, says Mike Cooney, deputy to Montana Gov. Steve…

State IT departments need to shift their cybersecurity approach toward monitoring and response, over prevention, and develop plans that align with NIST's Cybersecurity Framework, security experts warned.