Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania CIO says digital commerce is 'great model' for government transactions
Pennsylvania CIO John MacMillan gave an update on the customer-service overhaul the commonwealth kicked off in 2019.
Two more counties sign onto STARNet, Pennsylvania's new statewide radio network
A 911 center serving two Central Pennsylvania counties announced it's joining STARNet, the state's new interoperable radio network.
Pennsylvania targets ‘data modernization’ for citizen service
On the Priorities Podcast, Pennsylvania CIO John MacMillan on approaching citizen service. Connecticut CIO Mark Raymond talks consolidation.
Many states lack strategy for application modernization, NASCIO data shows
More than half of states surveyed said they either don't have a strategy for application modernization or are still creating one.
Michigan taps data partnership to reduce recidivism
The Michigan Department of Corrections last week announced a new partnership aimed at using the state’s data to further lower its recidivism rate.
Pennsylvania settles lawsuit with IBM over scuttled unemployment system
The state ended a lawsuit against the computing giant over a never-finished unemployment upgrade that went $60 million over budget.
Delaware County, Pa., plans cybersecurity upgrade after ransomware attack
The Philadelphia suburb was hit by a ransomware attack last year, which cost it $25,000.
Pennsylvania's new CTO focused on standardizing IT
Jason Hebbe said much of his work is centered on reducing the overlap in functionality within the state's technology portfolio.
Pennsylvania to cut ties with contact-tracing vendor after data compromise
The commonwealth said it will discontinue its relationship with Insight Global after employees shared information using an "unauthorized collaboration channel."
