Ryan Duffy
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Washington, DC, United States
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Past articles by Ryan:
Hawaii’s paperless push pays dividends
The state estimates it will save $500,000 and 10 million sheets of paper within three years through its new program. → Read More
Virginia names its first chief data officer
Carlos Rivero, formerly the top data official at the Federal Transit Administration, will be tasked with improving the commonwealth's information sharing and transparency. → Read More
Former Illinois CTO Mike Wons joins online payment vendor PayIt
Wons, who served as Illinois's first statewide technology chief from 2015 until last December, will be PayIt's chief client officer. → Read More
FAA lays down the law on drone regulations
The federal agency has reaffirmed its authority over state and local government in managing the national airspace. → Read More
Missouri names new statewide broadband director
Tim Arbeiter, a former chamber of commerce president, will promote broadband access throughout the state for the advancement of the state's economic development, education and healthcare. → Read More
Uber fires its self-driving car operators in Pittsburgh
It's the second time in three months Uber has purged its autonomous vehicle staff, but the company says it's still committed to the technology. → Read More
LAPD CIO Brian Ganley hired as Ventura County's IT services chief
The Southern California city's new IT leader was selected from more than 300 applicants. → Read More
Albuquerque chief information officer moves to Phoenix
Peter Ambs, who oversaw IT in New Mexico's largest city for nearly eight years, is now an assistant CIO for the Arizona capital. → Read More
Boston greenlights autonomous vehicles citywide
Test cars previously limited to the city's predictable Seaport district will now be free to roam within city limits. → Read More
Arizona gets tough on businesses with new data breach reporting law
Among new requirements, the law boosts the maximum civil penalty for a knowing statute violation from $10,000 per breach to $500,000. → Read More
AWS names 2018 'City on a Cloud' competition finalists
The winners will collectively receive $450,000 in Amazon Web Services credits. → Read More
Colorado reboots one-stop small business portal
The new mobile-friendly website replaces a decade-old service that did not work well with modern devices. → Read More