Four seasoned state IT executives share lessons learned from their own experience building relationships with legislatures, especially when IT projects fail to meet expectations. (Government Technology)
Across the broader IT industry, the share of women in IT fields has been in decline since 1989. And the same general trend holds true for government. (NextGov)
IT pros (including GMIS' own Brian Kelley) say, if you're looking to build a team – or be a great teammate – these are the people you need to find. (IT World)
With shrinking budgets and an aging workforce, government organizations face several unique challenges in building their next generation of leaders. (GovExec)
Consumers generally set trends while businesses and government agencies follow on adoption, but the success of the Apple Watch and other wearables will affect how quickly these devices infiltrate agencies. (GCN)
Georgia is one the top five states for high-tech job growth, according to the TechAmerica Foundation. By 2022, Atlanta entertainment and media jobs are projected to grow by 15 percent, according to the Georgia Department of Labor. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)