HeyJaredStateTech Magazine
StateTech Magazine is a niche technology publication focused on how state and local governments plan, deploy, and manage IT systems.
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 11
- Latest publication
- Aug 3, 2026
- Audience
- Top 10M sites
- Earliest in this view
- Jul 6, 2026
Latest articles
Review: Government Employees Will Look Forward to Meetings With Cisco Webex Desk Pro (opens the original)
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State and local offices of all sizes rely on web-based conferencing to collaborate. But without the right equipment, audio and video clarity issues can weigh down meeting quality. By integrating and upgrading their videoconferencing setup, teams can improve their meeting engagement. Click the banner below to explore ways to give everyone a seat at the meeting.
5 Virtualization Options for State and Local Governments (opens the original)
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Virtualization has long been a cornerstone of state and local government IT. It helps agencies modernize infrastructure, optimize resources and support critical services without constantly expanding physical data center footprints. Today, however, many government IT leaders are reassessing their virtualization strategies. New licensing models, evolving infrastructure requirements and growing interest in cloud and hybrid environments have prompted agencies to take a closer look at their options.
5 Questions Government Leaders Should Ask About Modern Infrastructure (opens the original)
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State and local governments face increasing urgency to modernize as they contend with aging infrastructure, evolving security threats and rising citizen expectations. Legacy environments are expensive to maintain, limit responsiveness to community needs and divert resources away from service improvements and innovation. With the right foundation and experienced partners, agencies can deliver meaningful benefits for citizens, employees and leadership alike. Here are five questions government IT l
3 High-Impact Automation Use Cases for Budget-Constrained State and Local IT Teams (opens the original)
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State and local technology leaders are under constant pressure to modernize systems and improve services despite limited budgets. Automation offers a practical path forward by streamlining repetitive tasks and reducing operational friction without requiring large-scale infrastructure investments. But not all automation efforts deliver equal value, and some use cases are particularly well suited for low-cost, high-return adoption. This article highlights three areas where agencies can achieve out
Spring 2026 (opens the original)
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