Ask the CIO: SLED Edition host John Thomas Flynn, former California and Massachusetts CIO, conducts inaugural interview with National Association of State CIO's Executive Director Doug Robinson.
Ask the CIO: SLED Edition begins Oct. 18 and will feature radio interviews, news and commentary focusing on the $117 billion state and local government IT market, which exceeds the federal IT market by some $30 billion.
With 36 gubernatorial elections this November, there may be as many as 20 or more new state CIOs come 2019. The new CIOs and even those that survive the election have an opportunity to lead significant new initiatives. The IT industry better be prepared for the changes.
NASCIO's speed networking session is a valuable opportunity for corporate members to meet and briefly discuss 2019 state IT priorities and their applicable companies' technology solutions with CIOs.
A USPS OIG data analytics shop of about 50 employees has been using the agency's huge troves of data to detect fraud, waste and abuse that might otherwise go undetected.
With October ushering in Cybersecurity Awareness Month, agencies and industry must remember that the challenges they face are among the most common for organizational and personal security.
A current collaboration on facial recognition technology between the Transportation Security Administration and Customs and Border Protection will eventually scale to all domestic air travel.
Mark Kneidinger, the deputy director of the Homeland Security Department's new National Risk Management Center, expressed concerns Tuesday that the government's "revolving door" has been expelling too many IT modernization leaders.