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Priorities Podcast
Each Wednesday, StateScoop’s Priorities Podcast explores the latest in state and local government technology news and analysis. Listen to in-depth conversations with government and industry’s top executives, and learn about trending stories affecting state and local IT leaders ranging from modernization and digital accessibility to the latest advances in generative artificial intelligence.
Wendy Wickstrom, of WaTech, and Nicholas Stowe, Washington state's outgoing chief technology officer, share how a procurement challenge and an innovation and modernization program are ensuring the…
The shutdown led states to ‘fundamentally rethink’ their relationships with the federal government
Justin Marlowe, professor at the University of Chicago's public policy school, says the government shutdown has accelerated a decades-long trend of states relying less on the federal…
Redesigning a ‘repetitive and clunky’ learning program with AI
Indiana’s Robert Fulk shares how AI fueled a training program revamp. Results for America’s Patrick Carter shares why he thinks evidence-based policymaking is on the rise.
How Kansas lost the ‘weird shortcodes’ and modernized its UI system
Kansas Labor Secretary Amber Shultz outlines a two-year project that transformed the state's unemployment insurance system.
What happens to disaster relief during a shutdown?
Ratna Dougherty, an assistant professor at the University of South Florida, discussed the impact of the federal government shutdown on FEMA and disaster relief. The shutdown also…
‘Uncertainty’ is the word of the year for state CIOs
Doug Robinson, executive director of the National Association of State Chief Information Officers
Inside NYC’s Digital Inclusion Week
Digital Inclusion Week is underway in New York. Paolo Balboa, the city's chief digital equity officer, breaks down why internet is a "basic commodity" that everyone should…
Why geography matters in emergency messaging
James Barros, administrator of the Emergency Management Agency in Hawaii, says emergency alerts should consider users' locations.