Nacapuy, who was hired in 2015 to turn around a struggling state IT office, will step down Dec. 31.

State government doesn't have a "cool" reputation, but technology leaders say they have found success hiring new employees through new partnerships and rebranding efforts.

A new data transparency tool is forcing more thoughtful planning by agencies and bringing objectivity to discussions with the legislature.

On the latest episode of StateScoop’s Priorities podcast, technology leaders from Alaska, Hawaii and Ohio weigh in on their budget environments and how they’re trying to fund…

Maria Zielinski left after claims that her department was covering up an outside consultant's negative findings.

With a pair of new bills taking effect, CIO Todd Nacapuy sees some major changes coming for how the state's IT agency operates.

The state is unveiling a new central server for its GIS database, allowing it to share that data with the public via a cloud-based open data portal.

In a tumultuous year for state information technology, more than 20 states welcomed new CIOs due to changes from elections, retirements or resignations.

CIO Todd Nacapuy now has greater review power over hefty technology projects, following a string of bungled IT efforts.

After nearly a year with an interim CIO, Hawaii Gov. David Ige appointed Todd Nacapuy the Aloha State's new chief information officer.