Michael Hanna-Butros Meyering said there are numerous similarities between the technology challenges faced by the two state governments he's served.

Federal agencies are increasingly seeking access to state-held eligibility and recipient data. Some say its deterring eligible recipients from applying for benefits.

Campaigns against Flock's license plate readers are forcing changes on the industry, but the company still claims police have a role to play.

New federal funding will aid child welfare agencies in testing out predictive analytics tools.

New cybersecurity and digital services funding builds on the Shapiro administration's agenda of improving how citizens interact with government.

A recent agreement between IBM and New York state's tech office is expected to save taxpayers $6 million over the next three years.

Ohio launched its first statewide data-sharing compact to standardize agency agreements and guide the use of AI.

Angela Siefer, executive director of NDIA, the potential restoration doesn’t undo what was lost during the past year, when programs were disrupted and communities were left uncertain…

The Consortium for School Networking published a new resource aimed at helping schools navigate new rules on classroom technology use.

Researchers claimed inconsistent state definitions and requirements could make it harder for developers to comply, while diverting attention from safeguards that directly address documented risks to children.