The pandemic has accelerated digital transformation in state and local government, as organizations quickly pivoted to stand up a remote work infrastructure and enhance digital service delivery.

In this article, the author examines the lessons state and local governments have learned from COVID-19, how citizens' needs have changed, and what is in store for the progress of digital government.

Zero-trust cybersecurity, identity and access management, cloud migration and application modernization are likely going to dominate the discourse next year.

The pandemic has accelerated cloud adoption for many government agencies, but hurdles remain that may stand in the way of migrations in 2022.

Coming out of the pandemic, state and local government technology leaders are facing a once-in-a-career opportunity to modernize some of their jurisdictions' most mission-critical systems and functions - but they must act quickly.

This article looks at how governments can more efficiently deliver on their missions and win back constituents' trust, by following the example of the private sector and establishing a better digital relationship with ...

This article explores the implications of the Biden Administration's comprehensive infrastructure bill. Specifically, it argues that the ambitious bill misses important opportunities to modernize state and local government.