Georgia CIO says focus is ‘constituent-first’
Georgia CIO Shawnzia Thomas said at an AWS Summit that her state is moving "as many applications as we can" to cloud services.
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Remote work boom was ‘biggest shift since the Industrial Revolution’
The top HR official from Hennepin County, Minnesota, said the shift to remote work was the biggest change in centuries.
Virginia moves to largely end remote work by July
Gov. Glenn Youngkin issued an executive order that will greatly restrict telework arrangements after more than two years of the COVID-19 pandemic.
NASCIO takes closer look at diversity in state IT
Building a diverse and inclusive workforce is a growing priority for state CIOs, but a new NASCIO report finds that state IT has far to go.
Cities employed new cybersecurity strategies during the pandemic
The massive surges in digital services and remote work have forced city IT leaders to refine and expand their security policies.
There’s ‘no going back’ to pre-pandemic business, NASCIO says
Remote work and citizens' increased expectation of digital government are here to stay, according to NASCIO's annual survey of its members.
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Counties’ concern over IT costs dropped during pandemic, survey will reveal
An upcoming county IT report will show that cost controls were less important than acquiring the technologies needed to respond to COVID-19.
North Dakota’s IT offices could shrink by 80%, CIO says
North Dakota spends millions on office space, including a major facility currently going largely unused by the IT agency, but that could change, the state's top technology…
How agencies can mitigate cyber risks from unmanaged devices
Though agencies loosened “bring-your-own-device” policies last year, they can still stay ahead of cyberthreats by integrating dynamic access policies.
The future of work for state and local governments
Cisco’s Marc Moffett discusses how state and local agencies can offer flexibility to their workforce, and address challenges around security and connectivity.