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2022 Tech Trends: Cloud Migration for State and Local Agencies Will Be Measured

The pandemic has accelerated cloud adoption for many government agencies, but hurdles remain that may stand in the way of migrations in 2022.

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Security

2022 Tech Trends: States Are Poised to Start Moving to Zero Trust

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2022 Tech Trends: States Eye ID and Access Management to Serve Citizens Online

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Types of Legacy Application Modernization Strategies: Which Approach Is Right for You?

Security

Report Recommends Election Officials Take Steps to Combat Misinformation

Security

What Are Security Operations Centers and How Is Their Role Evolving in State Governments?

Public Safety

Tech and Objective Data Can Help Improve Trust in Public Safety, Survey Finds

Public Safety

Law Enforcement Agencies Benefit from Transparent Crime Data

Security

Local Officials Are Sometimes Exempted from Cybersecurity Awareness Training

Networking

More Cities Are Embracing Digital Twins

Public Safety

First Responder Agencies Can Partner with the Private Sector to Be Prepared for Crises

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Virtual Desktop as a Service Is Key to State and Local Agencies’ Hybrid Work Plans

As the nature of government work evolves to be more flexible, agencies should invest in next-generation DaaS solutions.

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State Governments Face Hurdles on Cloud Migration, Letting Go of Mainframes

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Arizona to Pilot StateRAMP Cloud Security Program

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Why It’s Time for States to Embrace a Cloud Broker Model

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How Montgomery County, Pa., Employees Succeed Remotely During the Pandemic

Explore how Montgomery County, Pa., pivoted to remote work and enhanced productivity via virtual desktop infrastructure technology.
NASCIO 2020: What We Learned About State Government IT

What were the key takeaways from the 2020 NASCIO annual conference?
NASCIO 2020: The Rapid Rise of Digital Services

The coronavirus pandemic has led many state governments to move services online, which may be an enduring shift.
NASCIO 2020: States Boost Cybersecurity Collaboration with Local Partners

The coronavirus pandemic has opened up opportunities for state and local governments to work more closely on security.
NASCIO 2020: The Pandemic’s Effect on IT Priorities

How have state IT leaders had to shift their technology investment priorities due to the coronavirus?

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Natural Language Processing

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Natural Language Processing Takes Off in State Government

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Management

How State and Local Agencies Are Moving Forward on Agile

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Virtual Desktop as a Service Is Key to State and Local Agencies’ Hybrid Work Plans

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State Governments Face Hurdles on Cloud Migration, Letting Go of Mainframes

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Virginia to Offer a Suite of AI Services to State Agencies

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How the Chicago Transit Authority Benefits from Real-Time Data Analysis

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Hardware

New York State to Research 5G-Enabled Drones

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Security

State and Local Governments Should Prepare Themselves for a Zero-Trust Future

Cybersecurity and ransomware for state and local government

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CISA Offers Ransomware Protection Guidance to Agencies

Cybersecurity

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Fighting Ransomware with a Unified Approach to Modernization

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