The group representing state chief information officers is focusing its resources on easing states' transition to a multisourced IT model.

Interoperability, scalability and cooperation with the private sector were identified as best practices by the governor's smart city working group.

Autonomous vehicles, cryptocurrencies, and body worn cameras each could have unintended consequences on vulnerable populations, according to new research from the National League of Cities.

A panel convened by Supervisor Mark Farrell concludes that internet has graduated from a luxury to an essential component of living.

A new study shows that IT professionals are neglecting cybersecurity training programs and feeling increasingly unprepared to handle cyberattacks.

After years of throwing the idea around, a new report advises strongly for the construction of a fiber network to bridge the city’s digital divide.

New research reveals the project areas that government IT leaders care about most in an industry projected to near 00 billion by 2026.

Blockchain, analytics and machine learning will change how government delivers services in the next two years, but institutional barriers are slowing progress, Deloitte says.

Two analyses of exposed infrastructure in America's most populous cities and mission-critical sectors reveal a 'shocking' number of misconfigured devices.

Over the next two years, Forrester says state and local agencies will spend the same or more on software in all categories, particularly cloud-based products.