Robin Carnahan and Waldo Jaquith want states to stop "reinventing the wheel" with each new technology procurement and instead work together to create software they can share.

Tech startups trying to offer cities products at reduced cost said altering processes during a crisis presents a major challenge to local governments.

The state's purchasing, digital identity management and citizen services are primed for the greatest improvements under Gov. Ned Lamont's proposal.

The city is offering little direction to potential applicants, hoping to encourage creativity in their proposals to eliminate waste and litter.

State CIO Mark Raymond said the new process should yield more creative solutions, more quickly.

A new report says the state's inability to track or standardize its purchases is costing New Mexico millions.

New survey results released by NASCIO this week show that the CIO's emergence primarily as a business partner has expansive implications for states.

State CIO Nelson Moe said his agency’s created an environment that encourages vendors to share their creative ideas with the commonwealth.

State CTO Richard Rogers says changing the state’s relationship with vendors will ultimately allow California agencies to achieve better outcomes.