Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin signed an executive order outlining how the state will be allowed to use AI inside government agencies and education institutions.

Virginia's governor announced that degree requirements and preferences for the majority of classified state jobs will be dropped come July.

Sometimes using a simple tool and starting right away is better than waiting for perfection, officials said during an IT conference.

The last of 65 commonwealth agencies have finished their moves to a new cloud-ready data center, leaving Virginia's old data facility empty.

Demetrias Rodgers, the Virginia Information Technologies Agency's deputy COO, announced he's leaving state government after six years.

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin named Robert "Bob" Osmond as the new statewide chief information officer after a four-month search.

Moe led the commonwealth's IT policy for six-and-a-half years, including a major transition from single-source procurement to a multi-vendor model.

Gov.-elect Glenn Youngkin named Margaret "Lyn" McDermid to lead the Department of Administration, which includes the state's IT agency and elections department.

The state, which previously offered robotic process automation as a service to its agencies, plans a similar approach with artificial intelligence.

The Virginia Information Technology Agency says its new statewide robotic process automation service is a first-in-the-nation offering.