Vermont Chief Technology Officer Mark Combs said the state's breaking down many "monolithic" applications to standardize functionality across the enterprise.
Virtualized infrastructure that integrates legacy and modern applications in a multi-cloud environment can help agencies lower operating costs and strengthen security.
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.
Growing capabilities among states to provision cloud applications and services will enable them move from on-site data centers to the cloud over the next three years.
San Francisco CIO Linda Gerull, right, speaks about cybersecurity with VMware’s Herb Thompson at the California Innovation Summit in Sacramento on Jan. 15, 2019. (StateScoop)
The number of new applications and new devices coming into use means governments have to architect their networks for defense, San Francisco CIO Linda Gerull said.
Emergency management officials in California, Florida and Houston highlight steps their agencies are taking to improve connectivity and interoperability for faster response.