Very little has happened with blockchain in state government.

The state recently selected Lumen as its vendor for a next-generation 911 implementation it plans to complete within two years.

Consolidating IT functions was already saving the states tens of millions of dollars, but CIO Ed Toner said the project's true value was revealed when the pandemic…

As chief information officers anticipate working with smaller budgets and smaller teams, automating processes, they say, appears increasingly necessary.

Several state CIOs predict that widespread telework will linger in government long after the COVID-19 pandemic ends.

Some states are now using a software-based version of the Albert sensor, a device election officials use to detect malicious network activity.

A survey highlights workforce challenges, driving some states' CIOs to focus on job reclassification and internship programs.

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.

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

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.