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Leading Government into the Future

Today’s state and local IT leaders must navigate between technical and nontechnical audiences. They adapt to rapidly changing tech environment while masterfully resolving strategic issues, building and leading IT teams, and making decisions on key initiatives.

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From Technical Debt to Technical Wellness: A Guide for State and Local Agencies
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Citizens First: Modernization with a Human-Centered Design
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NASCIO 2024 Midyear: Maryland CIO Katie Savage Seeks Greater IT Coordination
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State and Local Emergency Managers Explain the Importance of Continuity of Operations Planning
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Platform Engineering Elevates Public Sector Systems Development
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Agencies Can Simply Streamline to Reduce Technical Debt
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Smart Cities Connect 2023: Navigating the Digital Transformation Process
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How DevOps Is Evolving With Platform Engineering
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NASCIO 2023: North Carolina Speeds Procurement Processes Via Automation
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NASCIO 2023: Keys to Good Enterprise Portfolio Management
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How to Go Agile in State and Local Government: Scrum vs. PMBOK
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Code for America Works Shoulder to Shoulder with State Governments
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State and Local Services Should Eye an Agile Approach to Digital Services
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Smart Cities Connect 2022: Change Management Is Critical to Modernizing Processes
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After Pandemic Challenges, CIOs See Enhanced Authorities and Greater Responsibilities
From left: Teri Takai, executive director for the Center for Digital Government; Kumar Rachuri, director of state and local government solutions at Adobe; Karen Loquet, deputy audit controller for Los Angeles County; and Dean Pfoltzer, former senior executive at the Defense Department, speaking at the Adobe Digital Government Symposium 2018 in Washington, D.C., on May 15.

5 Human-Centric Tips to Make Government IT Projects a Success

NASCIO Delivers 10 Tips to Smooth Data Center Consolidation
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Seattle Seeks to Blueprint Better Connected Transit

Minnesota Builds Partnerships and IT Project Success with Agile
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NACo 2017: Collaboration Makes Columbus, Ohio’s Smart City Efforts Possible
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NASCIO 2016: Build a Mature, Process-Driven IT Organization
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NASCIO 2016: Legacy IT Modernization Challenges

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