As large numbers of state workers migrate to remote work, chief information security officers are adjusting the best they can. Staying vigilant against evolving threats and learning from past experience are key to survival.

This article looks at current states that have required state employees to work from home, and the feasability of doing so in other states during the current COVID-19 crisis.

Seasoned remote project managers offer next-level tips and tricks from the virtual trenches for coordinating the output and productivity of remote teams.

This article explores issues to consider when adapting to a virtual workforce, particularly in light of the current COVID-19 crisis.

As companies support more work-from-home employees, they must have the right technology in place to ensure avoid poor performance and ensure secure access. Ask these four questions before deploying modern high-volume remote ...

As NASCIO Midyear goes virtual, state technology chiefs from Tennessee, Massachusetts and Washington share their COVID-19 pivots, what weaknesses were exposed and the foundations being laid for a new normal.

Increasing numbers of state and local government employees were teleworking last year, a trend that seems likely to continue after the coronavirus pandemic, according to new research.

IDG influencers share advice about how IT leaders can handle the new dynamic of a largely remote workforce, and the technology required to do so.

On the second day of the virtual NASCIO conference, state CIOs discussed the tech that enabled the quick shift to remote work, whether any of it will stick and how the pandemic will affect digital transformation plans.

Various guides are provided to assist how to create accessible content, host meetings and presentations, train staff, and more.