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www.govtech.com 3 Ways Cybersecurity Chiefs Can Lead in Times of Transition Major changes are on the horizon for states as the midterm elections — and the growing pervasiveness of AI — promise upheaval for organizations. Here’s how to navigate cyber wisely. 
www.govtech.com Tech Helps Jacksonville, Fla., Save Thousands of Work Hours The city, CIO Wanyonyi Kendrick said, is using AI and IT improvements to save staff and residents time, simplify services and keep critical systems running — provided they deliver “measurable value.” 
www.govtech.com Risk Reduction Key to Post-Quantum Cryptography Readiness A new report from the National Association of State Chief Information Officers is urging public-sector technology leaders to prioritize risk reduction as quantum computing continues to advance. 
www.govtech.com State CIOs Increasingly Inform — and Push for — Legislation Gone are the days when the chief information officer was merely a technologist. As CIOs have grown into executive leaders and changemakers, and amid hot button issues like AI, they are taking an... 
www.govtech.com Report: EVs Increased Their Appeal Most With Mature Buyers Electric vehicles are becoming a more standard consumer technology purchase and one that is less politicized, a new survey found. Their popularity is, of course, also driven by the high cost of fuel. 