A shortage of vision, leadership, skills or funding are the most common stumbling blocks in cities lacking digital services.

A new time and leave system replaces 40-year-old paper processes in Hawaii, where state CIO Douglas Murdock said many employees continue to work from home.

A $3 million contract with Aurigo Software is allowing the city to dump its physical contract management system and collaborate with vendors more quickly.

Gov. Ned Lamont announced a series of proposals aimed at simplifying procurement, certifications and paperwork needed to do business with the state.

Legislation now making its way through the state Senate would establish a task force to evaluate whether a paper-free executive branch is feasible.

The state estimates it will save 00,000 and 10 million sheets of paper within three years through its new program.

A local civic tech nonprofit is asking the public to help spot city government's most needlessly paper processes.

The legislation is aimed at clearing up some confusion for agencies hoping to move to paperless processes.