Wyoming
Cincinnati sewer district taps sensors for better data on dumping, COVID-19
On the Priorities Podcast, an official from the Cincinnati sewer district explains how sensors are changing waste treatment.
Wyoming IT department to help develop certificate for state university
The state IT department is working with the University of Wyoming to develop an executive-training program that state tech leaders will take.
Fostering diversity in state IT requires ‘vulnerability’
On the Priorities podcast, Tennessee CIO Stephanie Dedmon shares what she's learned from a diversity and inclusion initiative in her agency, and Wyoming cybersecurity officials talk about how they're preparing for new federal grants.
New Wyoming CIO to prioritize cybersecurity, modernization
On the Priorities Podcast: Wyoming's new CIO Bill Vajda outlines his approach, Auth0’s Salman Ladha explains the identity challenges in government right now.
New Wyoming CIO Bill Vajda likes the 'newness and freshness' of frontier states
Vajda, who was previously CIO of Alaska, said "there's a lot more immediacy" in leading IT for a small-population state spread across a vast landscape.
Former Alaska CIO Bill Vajda returns to state government
Bill Vajda, who spent nearly three years as CIO of the Interior Department, will serve as Wyoming's next CIO.
For broadband, states look to federal relief funding
It's become a truism that broadband is an essential life tool, but states still face challenges in closing the digital divide.
Wyoming CIO out after leak of coronavirus test data
Personal information of thousands of state residents collected during COVID-19 and influenza tests was accidentally shared on a public server.
How GIS helps state governments share, drive efficiency
Through the inherent visualization present in geospatial data, the use of GIS in state government decision-making is crucial for better services.
