This resource presents how Non-Volatile Memory Express (NVMe) is changing how data centers operate, boosting performance and efficiency and transforming the capabilities of government agencies.

This article examines the toll that increased unemployment claims are having on state IT systems during the current COVID-19 crisis.

StateTech argues the manner in which government agencies use the cloud should determine how they acquire services.

StateTech explores the certifications agencies can use to build up employees' cloud architecture and security skills.

New applications and infrastructure also boost security, save costs and help solve a skills gap.

Cloud sprawl is a common problem for state and local IT teams and solving it delivers significant benefits.

With so many workers stationed at home, there has been significant changes to technology needs as businesses pivot tosupport remote workers. One significant area that has been impacted is network design. The lack of warm ...

When the rush for unemployment insurance crashed government websites in 2020, we learned how to navigate traffic surges in a crisis. So why weren't sites prepared to handle vaccine appointments? This and other issues ...

Experts in quantum computing say the federal government's continued support of the emerging technology will have implications for state and local government entities, particularly as it applies to economic development.

A multi-vendor environment refers to a computer network that supports tools from more than one manufacturer, vendor or provider. This is often considered to be a hybrid approach where companies add applications and platforms ...