Virginia IT wants to ‘be a better partner’ to agencies
On the Priorities podcast, Virginia CIO Bob Osmond says the state IT office wants to help agencies more effectively transform with technology.
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Many states still lack plans for app modernization, NASCIO says
A new survey report from NASCIO shows nearly one third of states don't have a documented plan for modernizing their legacy software.
Jennifer Chronis on her move to VMware and a preview of the Public Sector Innovation Summit
Chronis joins Scoop News Group's Francis Rose to discuss why Chronis chose to go to VMware, how the company is partnering with customers and the summit’s theme…
Vermont is modernizing its IT with ‘capability tiers’
Vermont Chief Technology Officer Mark Combs said the state's breaking down many "monolithic" applications to standardize functionality across the enterprise.
How Montana is navigating its ‘work-from-anywhere’ policy
Montana CTO Matt Van Syckle said continued remote work will require new considerations of state government's software and cybersecurity capabilities.
Smart infrastructure spending to bridge legacy and cloud IT
Virtualized infrastructure that integrates legacy and modern applications in a multi-cloud environment can help agencies lower operating costs and strengthen security.
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Fun and games can raise cybersecurity awareness in state government
North Carolina's capture-the-flag exercise is extending cybersecurity concerns beyond the office of the chief information officer.
VMware exec says Silicon Valley innovation bleeds into government
California has unique access to different innovations and talent thanks to Silicon Valley, Jim Falvey, VMWare's state and local government western region lead says.
Innovative state agencies replicate commercial sector gains in cloud migration journey
Cloud experts discuss innovation, small wins and better partnerships following a report on state agencies’ progress in moving to the cloud.
Acquisition constraints slow state agencies’ push to the cloud
Acquisition capabilities and contract vehicles curb states’ shift to cloud technologies even as agency IT executives want more cloud investment over next three years, report says.