Decoding NASCIO's Priorities

This paper comprehensively analyzes the National Association of State Chief Information Officers' (NASCIO) annual priorities from 2013 to 2023, highlighting the evolving focus areas in state IT advancements. Examining survey data from government technology leaders identifies key trends in cybersecurity, workforce development, strategic planning, digital services, data management, and connectivity. The research underscores cybersecurity and data management as persistent priorities, reflecting the critical role of technology in ensuring information security and effective data governance within state governments. Through a decade-long perspective, the study offers insights into how policy changes, technological innovations, and shifts in cultural and consumer expectations have shaped the strategic direction of state CIOs, providing a foundation for predicting future trends and opportunities in government IT management.

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Journal of Cases on Information Technology
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2025-06-18
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https://doi.org/10.4018/jcit.381293
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E-Government and Public Services
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Decoding NASCIO's Priorities

William Rials, Craig P. Orgeron, Jack Copeland, Daniel Adrian Doss
Journal of Cases on Information Technology
E-Government and Public Services
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Decoding NASCIO's Priorities

William Rials, Craig P. Orgeron, Jack Copeland, Daniel Adrian Doss
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Abstract

This paper comprehensively analyzes the National Association of State Chief Information Officers' (NASCIO) annual priorities from 2013 to 2023, highlighting the evolving focus areas in state IT advancements. Examining survey data from government technology leaders identifies key trends in cybersecurity, workforce development, strategic planning, digital services, data management, and connectivity. The research underscores cybersecurity and data management as persistent priorities, reflecting the critical role of technology in ensuring information security and effective data governance within state governments. Through a decade-long perspective, the study offers insights into how policy changes, technological innovations, and shifts in cultural and consumer expectations have shaped the strategic direction of state CIOs, providing a foundation for predicting future trends and opportunities in government IT management.

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Tulane University (US), Millsaps College (US), National University (US)
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