NASCIO's 2016 survey of state CIOs revealed several consistent IT trends, including cybersecurity, legacy system modernization and workforce evolution.
More government agencies are turning to cloud adoption, reducing the number of data centers and increasing savings.
As the government makes further efforts to fund AI research, its role in key areas such as mobile security will increase.
The Department of Transportation is using open data in the hopes of preventing traffic accidents.
The results of the 2016 Digital States Survey indicate a broad range of approaches to digital government, with a strong emphasis on mobile applications.
Officials are proposing a new bill that would help ensure the security of election data by banning the use of purely electronic voting systems.
Building a digital government is a crucial step in helping citizens easily and quickly gain access to critical information.
The potential for a voter data breach in the 2016 presidential election is a growing concern among officials.
The newest technology trends are set to have a profound impact on the 2016 election results by making it easier to capture election data and reach voters.
As more than half of all government employees now work outside of an office on a regular basis, mobile access is critical.