State CIOs share early use cases for generative AI
State CIOs from around the country shared with StateScoop their earliest use cases of generative artificial intelligence tools.
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NASCIO names finalists of 2023 State IT Recognition Awards
The National Association of State Chief Information Officers' membership selected 31 of the top IT projects in state government.
In states’ IT workforce woes, Tech Talent Project sees opportunity
The Tech Talent Project is ramping up its assistance to state and local governments this year, including hosting virtual job fairs.
New state and local web accessibility standards are coming, says DOJ
New accessibility standards that were expected last May are still on the way, federal officials said during a webinar.
Colorado CIO Tony Neal-Graves to step down this year
Tony Neal-Graves, who joined the Colorado state government in 2017, announced he'll retire in December.
AWS awards 18 state and local agencies for tech achievements
AWS recognized 18 of its state and local agency customers for their work using technology to improve outcomes for residents.
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Washington, Pennsylvania consider blockchain for identity management
At the intersection of cybersecurity and citizen experience, IAM could be improved by blockchain, said two top technology officials.
Montana considering new phase of IT consolidation, CIO says
State CIO Tim Bottenfield said infrastructure consolidation is complete and now officials are now looking at applications and people.
CIO ‘broker’ role flavors all state technology trends in 2019
New survey results released by NASCIO this week show that the CIO's emergence primarily as a business partner has expansive implications for states.
To find top talent, Maryland IT bureau taps internship program
The Maryland Department of Information Technology is the first state agency to take advantage of the regional program serving hundreds of organizations.