Data, privacy next steps for New York state IT
On the Priorities podcast, New York’s interim CIO Jennifer Lorenz says the state is focusing on maturing data use and privacy protections.
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Adopting open-source platforms to modernize citizen services
IT leaders from the State of Tennessee, Red Hat and KPMG discuss modernization initiatives to create agile environments to better serve citizen services.
Survey shows strong support for open-enterprise IT strategies with state and local agencies
A StateScoop survey of 197 agency program and IT leaders shows that agencies are prioritizing cloud-enabled apps and managed services to modernize mission delivery.
How State of Washington is modernizing for a cloud-native world
When the Washington State’s Health Benefits Exchange earmarked their API management tool as legacy, its leaders turned to an open source, cloud-based tool to modernize.
How open technology and process help the public sector innovate
Adopting cloud-native development tools can help agencies speed up application development and improve security.
How healthcare agencies can tackle fraud, waste and abuse with RPA
A new report discusses advances in automation to help public healthcare organizations tackle a backlog of claims from the pandemic, and protect from fraud and waste.
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New York City’s social services agency is its own software developer
A new framework has sped up the development of software the agency uses to support people experiencing homelessness.
New California tech lobby focuses on business with state and local government
Led by former California state official and CompTIA executive Jennifer Saha, TechCA will seek to help industry “be a better partner to government.”
North Carolina seeks to fail ‘quickly and inexpensively,’ official says
Finding the correct solutions means not being afraid of momentary failure, state chief solutions officer Glenn Poplawski says in a video interview.
North Carolina IT agency embraces failures to change culture
Leaders of the North Carolina Department of Information Technology changed their internal culture by embracing their failed projects, the state's "chief solutions officer" said at the Red…