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The mission of the State Information Technology Services Division is to provide standardized, strategic, secure, and state-of-the art information technology to advance the efficiency and delivery of government services to citizens.

The Realities of Evolving the IT Workforce

Acting Illinois CIO Kirk Lonbom weighs in on the importance of change management and preparing for a retirement wave.

States turn to blockchain technology for growth, efficiency

The emerging blockchain industry has recently caught the attention of some state political leaders and economic development officials as a potential driver of economic growth as well as a potential solution to improve government services.

Helena mayor Wilmot Collins shares his life story

He came to the United States 24 years ago as a refugee after escaping his native Liberia during a civil war.

Beyond The Hype Factory: 7 Steps To Make Cities Smarter

From New York City to Dubai, cities across the globe are racing to exemplify the best model of what it means to be smart.

Hackers break into voting machines within 2 hours at Defcon

Hackers at the convention hope their finding will lead to lasting changes in voting machine technology.

How Governments Are Closing the Gender Pay Gap

From banning certain hiring questions to opening up pay discussions between coworkers, states and municipalities are addressing years of inequality.

Veterans Sustain Two Serious Defeats From Trump And The House To VA Health Care

Say hello to the Koch-created Concerned Veterans for America, the major organization demanding privatization no matter what the cost, financial or otherwise.

Montana’s CIO Tim Bottenfield Forges Ahead to Improve State Government Through IT

Montana’s new CIO will build on his experience and work history to forge better staff connections and further Gov. Steve Bullock’s effective government initiative.

DPHHS And Budget Director Listening Session On Budget Restoration Priorities – 8/1 – Helena, Montana

You are invited to attend this meeting and give your thoughts and suggestions for where the State of Montana should prioritize the additional revenue. If you are unable to attend, please feel free to email your suggestions to me at: [email protected].

Gov. Steve Bullock: State of Montana will reverse up to $45M in budget cuts

The governor said he has already decided to reverse a cut in Medicaid payment rates for health care providers. The 2.99% cut in payments affected thousands of providers that offer services to low-income Montanans and those with disabilities.