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DC trade association assesses state governments’ cybersecurity readiness

Findings suggest that state governments for most part have a solid cybersecurity foundation and are making strides in improving IT modernization efforts.

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NASCIO executive director reflects on election impact, spring 2020 conference

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New Hampshire CIO may serve another year as NASCIO president

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South Dakota CIO discusses continuing COVID impact, silver lining

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South Dakota CIO takes office in the eye of pandemic storm

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Montana CIO gets ready to retire state's mainframe infrastructure: Part 2

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CIO journey from the ivory halls of academia to Montana CIO

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Inventory of state data assets crucial for CDO: Part 2

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What’s next for the chief data officer?: Part 1

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Massachusetts unemployment surge no problem for modernized system

Alan Shark

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Part 2: Local governments shudder at coronavirus potential job losses

Alan Shark, executive director, of the Public Technology Institute, joined Ask the CIO: SLED Edition this week.

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Part 1: Local governments bend but don’t break under coronavirus

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Coronavirus impact and state CIOs' finest hour

Doug Robinson, NASCIO

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NASCIO midyear conference goes virtual; coronavirus victim

Kevin Plexico, right, senior vice president of information solutions at Deltek, with John Thomas Flynn on Ask the CIO: SLED Edition

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State and local IT market forecasting — pre-coronavirus: Part 2

Kevin Plexico, right, senior vice president of information solutions at Deltek, with John Thomas Flynn on Ask the CIO: SLED Edition

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State and local IT market forecasting — pre-coronavirus: Part 1

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January budget forecasts out, telework and legacy modernization in

Kevin Ford and Duane Schell, North Dakota

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North Dakota: IT operations faring well in the coronavirus pandemic

Ed Toner, Nebraska chief information officer, stands with servers.

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Part 2: Nebraska's centralized approach to cybersecurity, compliance in age of coronavirus

Ed Toner, Nebraska CIO

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Part 1: Nebraska's centralized approach to cybersecurity, compliance in age of coronavirus

John Thomas Flynn and Yves Massard

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Cybersecurity compliance and Zero Trust for robust identity/access management
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Immigrants line up at a California Department of Motor Vehicles office to register for drivers licenses in Stanton, Calif., Friday, Jan. 2, 2015. Hundreds of people packed into state offices and waited on hours-long lines Friday as California began issuing drivers licenses to the nations largest population of immigrants in the country illegally. Braving near-freezing temperatures, immigrants donning scarves and gloves and poring over drivers handbooks arrived at the newly-created Department of Motor Vehicles office in Stanton as early as 2 a.m. hoping to be among the first to obtain the long-sought driving permits. (AP Photo/Nick Ut)

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Will coronavirus cause Feds to postpone California's REAL ID deadline?

Ann Dunkin, former CIO of the Environmental Protection Agency and Santa Clara County, California.

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Ann Dunkin: From schools to EPA to county gov't

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