NASCIO 2016: Welcome to the New Digital Government

States are limited only by their imaginations when it comes to new ways to deliver service and data to citizens and business. 

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<li>Darryl Ackley, CIO, State of New Mexico</li>
<li>Brenda Berlin, Deputy CIO and Chief Financial Officer, State of Colordao</li>
<li>Dewand Neely, CIO, State of Indiana</li>
<li>Stu Davis, CIO, State of Ohio</li>
<li>Craig Orgeron, CIO, State of Mississippi</li>
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<li>Digital government is rapidly shifting away from pure IT service delivery to fulfilling citizen and business needs through a variety of form factors.</li>
<li>New emphasis is placed on delivering a seamless user experience, allowing users to engage all government agencies swiftly and on their own time.</li>
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