Winners of StateScoop 50 Awards for GoldenGov: State Executive of the Year share how the pandemic has dramatically changed their operations and outlooks.

Guerrier, who stepped down as Illinois' statewide CIO Sept. 4, is returning to the corporate sector.

Guerrier, who was appointed in March 2019, is credited with broadband expansion, modernization of legacy IT systems, STEM education and the sudden transformation to a remote state…

As the nation contends with its history of racism, two of government's black technology leaders reflect on personal and professional challenges surrounding race and how they intend…

CIOs and industry experts said in a webcast Thursday that identity and access management has proven increasingly important amid the pandemic's remote-work paradigm.

Tammy Roust, a former associate director of the U.S. Commodities and Futures Trading Commission, will take over the state government's data practice.

State CIO Ron Guerrier says it’s a problem seen in many states, and one that’s prompted him to explore new recruitment methods.

From user experience to program management, Illinois’ technology chief says he wants the basics to work right before getting fancy.

A new plan will create $400 million in broadband deployment grants and put $20 million toward the expansion of a high-speed public-sector network.

Cost overruns, security concerns and a refusal to cooperate with the state comptroller were evidently hallmarks of Department of Innovation and Technology's recent history.