Eliminating workplace friction helps state and local agencies accelerate innovation while empowering government workers.

Leadership transitions are inevitable, but strong professional networks help state technology leaders navigate every new ...

Municipal leaders use experimentation, analytics and artificial intelligence to improve public services responsibly.

Prior to serving as New Jersey's chief innovation officer, he worked in the private sector as vice president of an AI-based ...

As state governments expand their use of cloud platforms such as Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud, they ...

Adam Stone writes on technology trends from Annapolis, Md., with a focus on government IT, military and first-responder technologies. Residents can get a lot done in a government office. They can go ...

After a hacker attempted to compromise the Mississippi State Department of Health’s executive business email system in 2024, the agency decided to incorporate CDW’s Incident Response Services. “That ...

Modernizing legacy technology is rarely just an IT project. For government agencies, it’s an opportunity to rethink how they serve residents while building systems that can adapt to changing ...

Technology leaders are now facing new challenges due to the introduction of artificial intelligence systems into government environments. The origin of the data used by AI systems poses one such ...

For years, the default question a state CIO asked vendors was simple: “Is artificial intelligence in your product, and can we turn it off?” But according to a panel of state and local security leaders ...

State and local governments are collecting more operational data than ever. Hybrid cloud environments, remote work, connected infrastructure, Internet of Things devices and AI-powered applications ...

Kevin Cusimano is CIO for the City of Carmel, Ind., where he leads enterprise technology strategy, cybersecurity, networking, data governance and smart city initiatives. With more than 25 years of IT ...