Officials are hopeful the $5.38 million project could become a national system for managing what has historically been a manual coordination process.

States have only spent a sliver of their federal grant funding so far, but investment is expected to ramp up heading into the next presidential election.

Through use of the state's data stores and building new relationships, Pennsylvania CIO John MacMillan says agencies are finding value.

In a new report, the body urges the state to replace its touchscreen-based machines with those producing paper ballots as soon as possible.

The unique portal is designed to provide users an online shopping-like experience that can also integrate with social media and identity proofing.

After spending nearly 30 years in IT roles in Pennsylvania state government, Weaver will now head Washington Technology Solutions.

The preliminary findings of a University of Pittsburgh panel convened in May include a familiar recommendation: buy machines with paper trails.

Chief information security officers are taking on more and more aspects of the "broker" approach that CIOs have, arguing for bigger budgets and farming out what can't be accomplished in-house.

The bill would put strict caps on what municipal utilities could charge phone companies to install small-cell antennas.