Workforce & People
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Tony Sauerhoff, who also previously served as state chief information security officer, was appointed interim executive director of the Texas Department of Information Resources and interim CIO. -
From the Rocky Mountains to the Gulf Coast, local governments are taking a strategic approach to sustain operational continuity in the face of IT department layoffs caused by budget constraints.
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"Chief" has long been included in government job titles, particularly in IT. But as organizations have evolved, the lines between what each chief does have blurred. AI has only made the issue more pressing.
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These economic engines for cities are popular with young professionals, and would benefit from increased federal investment.
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The long-term vision is for all state of Illinois applications to be “MobileFIRST" and to be accessible on all mobile form factors.
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Named to the post in October, Reed plans to lean on his private-sector experience to move the state’s technology forward.
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Digital licenses ware made available to over 1 million licensees, who can now view and print a license wherever and whenever needed, including displaying it on a mobile device.
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We are committed to creating a data-driven government and to deliver state services in a way that is efficient, effective and customer-centric.
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Government should harness the power of technology, despite our organizational silos, to better understand the customer’s interactions and improve outcomes across departments.
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What is a smart state, and how is Illinois is putting this concept into action?
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CIO Carlos Ramos has announced that he will retire from public service at the end of March.
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Giving an overview of several of collaborative communities in Illinois IT, including how they were implemented and have functioned over the past year.
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Phoenix CIO Debbie Cotton discusses the direction she sees the nation’s sixth largest city moving in the coming years.
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Public CIOs are embracing the fact that their workforce is starting to transform, and millennials are a big part of that. While government isn’t traditionally known for flexibility, the silver tsunami and changing demographics are forcing the issue.
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Mark Nunnelly will begin as the Massachusetts Office of Information Technology's executive director on April 4 and will report directly to the governor.
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Under Ramos' leadership, California's Department of Technology launched its own private cloud in 2014, created a new project approval process and Project Management Office in 2015, and is testing vendor performance metrics in 2016.
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The Enterprise Resource Planning program will transform finance, human resource and other administrative systems through the adoption of a single, modern, integrated IT platform.
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Outlining and introducing actions Illinois IT is taking to sustainably change the culture and create results.
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These actions may not seem like much when looked at individually, but they signal a cadence of positive, demonstrable change.
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If the President of the United States can transition into the office with 75 days between election and the oath of office, we should be able to move to the next milestone in that amount of time.
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Illinois “FIRST” strategy helps create a unique ecosystem that allows agencies to improve operations and get closer to residents and business customers with minimal overhead and maximum reach.
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