Collaboration between state CIOs’ offices and the federal government could ease cybersecurity challenges.
Source: NASCIO Midyear 2017: States Partner with Feds for IT Resources and Support | StateTech Magazine
Tech chiefs give takes on broadband, data analytics, agile software delivery and more.
Source: NASCIO Midyear 2017: State CIOs Reveal Insights on Top Priorities | StateTech Magazine
Mitigating hacking attacks, implementing more nimble procurement methods and more will be explored at this year’s National Association of State Chief Information Officer’s Midyear Conference.
Source: NASCIO Midyear 2017: Cybersecurity, Agile Take Center Stage | StateTech Magazine
Guidelines from the Cloud Standards Customer Council help organizations in negotiations with cloud vendors.
Source: Tips to Ease State and Local Cloud Contract Headaches | StateTech Magazine
State CIOs assist in the transition as new governors assume power.
Source: What New Governors Mean for State IT Plans and Priorities | StateTech Magazine
By increasing transparency and building more comprehensive records, state and local governments can formulate ways to reduce risk across processes and move innovation forward.
Source: Can Blockchains Help Build Trust in Governments? | StateTech Magazine
Experts chime in on what’s top of mind for state and local CIOs.
Source: 4 Priorities for State and Local Government Technology in the Year Ahead | StateTech Magazine
Our annual list of top blogs covering relevant trends, news, analysis and general information on state and local government IT is here.
Source: 30 Must-Read State and Local IT Blogs 2016 | StateTech Magazine
State CISOs and analysts discussed the results of the 2016 State Cybersecurity Survey at the NASCIO Annual Conference.
Source: NASCIO 2016: 3 Cybersecurity Issues Every State Should Address | StateTech Magazine
As more states strive to unite IT staff and resources, trends toward establishing a clarity in purpose and centralization emerge, with noticeable shifts.
Source: NASCIO 2016: States Want to Break Down Silos, Centralize IT … and Use the Force | StateTech Magazine
