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3 Key Priorities for State and Local Governments as IT Spending Grows

Agency leadership should consider marketplace opportunities in workforce, cybersecurity and broadband.

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What Is a Smart County?

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New Jersey Gets More Serious About Cyber Incident Reporting

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Local Governments See Explosion of Edge Computing Devices

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Q&A: Oracle Public Sector’s David Knox Forecasts Trends in State and Local Government

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Smart City Strategies Must Balance Progress and Privacy, Report Says

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State and Local Agencies Must Build a Business Case for IT Infrastructure Choices

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Smart Cities Depend on Edge Computing, but Securing It Remains a Challenge

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State and Local Agencies Integrate Disparate Data Sources with Data Fabric

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How Agencies Can Mitigate Threats Created by AI Enhancements

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NASCIO 2023 Midyear: Arizona CIO Talks Cloud Adoption Strategies

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State and Local Agencies Must Build a Business Case for IT Infrastructure Choices

Government should consider time, risk and cost when weighing resources on-premises or in the cloud.

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NASCIO 2023 Midyear: Arizona CIO Talks Cloud Adoption Strategies

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ServiceNow Drives Improvements in Municipal IT Service Management

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Virtual Courtrooms Enhance Participation in State and Local Judicial Proceedings

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Santa Monica Refreshes City’s Mobile App with ServiceNow

In California, Santa Monica saw an opportunity to respond better to its citizens: It activated its ServiceNow capabilities for a mobile app. Now, whenever citizens want to submit a request, comment or question to the city, they can see the status of their query in real time through the app.

Santa Monica CIO Joseph Cevetello walks StateTech through how it all came together.
NASCIO 2022: More States Take the CIO as a Broker Approach to Technology Implementation

In the CIO as a broker model, state CIOs bring agencies together to meet their technology needs more efficiently.
NASCIO 2022: States Increase Focus on Citizen-Facing Identity and Access Management Solutions

As more citizens demand digital-first experiences, states are using IAM solutions across agencies to create an efficient, secure way for the public to access state services.
NASCIO 2022: Georgia CTO Dmitry Kagansky on Considerations for Cloud Migration

Migrating to the cloud offers state and local governments several benefits, but making the move requires planning and flexibility.
NASCIO 2022: The Top Cyberthreats to States and How to Overcome Them

State IT leaders examine the top threats to states and provide tips as the security landscape grows more complex.

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NASCIO 2023 Midyear: Tennessee IT Official Details State’s Adoption of Automation

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NASCIO 2023 Midyear: State IT Leaders Continue Discussion on Retaining Cyber Talent

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NASCIO 2023 Midyear: Michigan CIO Highlights IT Funding Strategies

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Q&A: Michigan CIO Laura Clark Embarks on a Zero-Trust Journey with MILogin

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State and Local Agencies Can Help Cybersecurity Hiring Efforts with Clear Language

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How State and Local Agencies Can Establish Zero Trust

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Modern Workspace Management Builds on the Benefits of Classic Telework

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Tech Tips: Building a Zero-Trust Environment with Microsoft 365

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Single Sign-On Applications Support Zero Trust for State Agencies

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How Identity and Access Management Supports a Zero-Trust Environment

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