Generative AI is already accelerating some of state and local government's most tedious procurement processes, but not without new risks.

Cambridge, Massachusetts, published a map that shows 72 projects that have won funding through city's participatory budgeting initiative.

A recent audit found that the Georgia Department of Human Services failed to follow state law when it launched a digital cash assistance program in 2022.

A new data dashboard published by the state comptroller allows users to see who is doing business with the New York state government.

Cox Enterprises is purchasing OpenGov for $1.8 billion, one of the largest acquisitions in the history of public sector technology.

Modernization leads the state-level procurement priorities for next year, while talent management and process improvement also ranked highly.

A recent report from Deloitte encouraged states to ensure their processes are digital and integrated to ensure they can use the latest technologies.

On the Priorities podcast, Georgia CIO Shawnzia Thomas gives an update on how the state is approaching AI.

One North Carolina official said AI is helping the state speed along certain parts of its procurement processes.