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The Department of Justice's push for more accessible websites and apps has accelerated work in states and local governments, but a majority reported that they don't have the resources or staff needed to remediate everything by next April's deadline.
Ayushi Roy, who served the GSA's former digital services agency, was selected to replace Jonathan Porat, who announced his resignation in April.
A new framework is designed to improve emergency communications and interoperability while strengthening digital infrastructure and digital security across the commonwealth.
Michael Hanna-Butros Meyering said there are numerous similarities between the technology challenges faced by the two state governments he's served.
Federal agencies are increasingly seeking access to state-held eligibility and recipient data. Some say its deterring eligible recipients from applying for benefits.
Learn how state and local agencies can close skills gaps, strengthen AI governance and build a future-ready workforce through smarter learning and development.
Campaigns against Flock's license plate readers are forcing changes on the industry, but the company still claims police have a role to play.
California's governor directed state agencies to form new positions and a new organization designed to rally defenses against AI-fueled attacks against critical services.
New federal funding will aid child welfare agencies in testing out predictive analytics tools.
New cybersecurity and digital services funding builds on the Shapiro administration's agenda of improving how citizens interact with government.
A recent agreement between IBM and New York state's tech office is expected to save taxpayers $6 million over the next three years.
