Stephanie Dedmon, who recently took over as the state's IT chief, gave a preview of the app at the annual NASCIO conference.

After more than a decade in the role, his deputy, Stephanie Dedmon, now replaces him.

The state is the latest in a series to pass legislation that sets the groundwork for future use of the technology by government.

The National Mutual Aid System uses geocoding and crisis management software to improve upon today's text-based systems.

Live workshops and online training are customized to help cities find ways to collaborate across their organizations.

A new platform for connecting consumers with local businesses will use blockchain tech to allow the public to buy and sell shares of a city's economy.

The state’s chief information officer says service portals like these are an essential piece of state government IT's future.

Brent Nair quietly resigned earlier this summer to pursue a role teaching project management to MBA students at a local university.

As the Bloomberg Philanthropies initiative closes in on its goal of providing technical assistance to 100 American cities, five new members share their projects.