Wipro Limited claims the state gave no "factual basis" for terminating an $84 million contract the company says was being completed on time and on budget.

State CIO Ed Toner says taking inventory of the state's applications and servers is helping to trim down and, other times, bulk up.

It's all about finding the right opportunity or "lever," two state IT officials told a conference audience.

On the latest episode of StateScoop’s Priorities podcast, the CIOs from Mississippi and Nebraska talk about their efforts on consolidation and why the idea has been a state technology priority for so long.

To encourage adoption of the distributed ledger technologies behind cryptocurrencies like bitcoin, legislators are being supportive, even if they don't always understand how it works.

The MidAmerica GIS Consortium's April event will bring together map makers and geospatial data practitioners from nine states.

State Chief Information Officer Ed Toner said a new generation of hires is infusing government with "youthful enthusiasm" that is driving cultural change.

New data tools are helping the state's Department of Revenue recover more unfiled taxes than its limited staff could handle alone.

Despite Socrata’s offer to assist, officials have canceled the city’s contract and are asking for a refund.