California's $351.7 billion budget for the coming fiscal year continues spending on numerous major technology projects already underway.

Shannon Casucci, the former acting deputy associate chief information officer and IT director at the General Services Administration, will aid North Carolina in improving its procurement processes.

The trick is hiring people who understand how technology works.

A new law in New York will further restrict state and local agencies from purchasing technologies from countries that pose national security threats.

Wendy Wickstrom, of WaTech, and Nicholas Stowe, Washington state's outgoing chief technology officer, share how a procurement challenge and an innovation and modernization program are ensuring the…

Partners for Public Good will work directly with local leaders to fix issues associated with procurement, budgeting, staffing and technology.

Procurement processes are clunky in many states. The National Association of State Chief Information Officers has some suggestions.

Missouri state employee Rodney Rice claims he was demoted after raising concerns that World Wide Technology was receiving special treatment.

Recent research by the nonprofit U.S. Digital Response and the National Association of State Chief Information Officers examined what vendors don’t like about states’ request for proposal…

The Office of Management Enterprise Services is using a new AI-powered tool that officials said are reducing errors in the state's procurement processes.