ETS in the News StateScoop's Top Women in Technology 2017 July 5, 2017 Meet StateScoop’s inaugural list of the Top Women in Technology for 2017 — an elite group of the women across the state and local government community who are infrequently recognized, but constantly working to improve government and the lives of those governed. May 23, 2017 In the enterprise world, IT administrators are always working on ways to keep networks secure. One way they do this is by giving employees hardware that is managed by the IT department, running software that has specific policies in place.May 9, 2017 Information technology transformation is a continuing journey in Wyoming — especially under the leadership of new CIO Tony Young. Enterprise Technology Services — the state’s consolidated IT agency — is a half-decade old, but more maturation is coming, Young said. Will Innovative Technologies Help Wyoming Change the Way We Use Coal? April 28, 2017 Wyoming is getting innovative with energy. Back in January, Gov. Matt Mead shared in his State of the State address that an Integrated Test Center — an effort that is part of the state’s carbon initiative to invest in advanced energy technologies and innovation — is currently under construction.Wyoming House committee advances voting rights bill, more January 20, 2017 The House Judiciary Committee advanced bills Thursday that would expand automatic restoration of voting rights to nonviolent felons, create a more defined system for returning a victim’s property held as evidence and allow the state Department of Enterprise Technology Services to conduct background checks on employees. Wyoming receives 2016 State Innovation Award October 8, 2016 Wyoming's Department of Administration & Information has won the 2016 Innovations in State Government Award by the National Association of State Chief Administrators. The award was for Wyoming's Validated Performance Survey and is the first NASCA award received by the state. October 5, 2016 Governor Matt Mead highlighted the Wyoming Classroom Connectivity Initiative, a coordinated effort to help improve school Wi-Fi access in the state at the state Broadband Summit yesterday. The Initiative is a joint effort between the Office of the Governor, the Wyoming Department of Education, the Department of Enterprise Technology Services, and EducationSuperHighway—a national non-profit focused on upgrading Internet access in K-12 schools across the country. September 27, 2016 Wyoming’s 250-person Enterprise Technology Services (ETS) group knew it had a good thing in its Enterprise Extensible Code Library, but it chose to keep things under wraps outside of the state until last week when members of that team attended an annual confab for state government CIOs. September 21, 2016 Governor Matt Mead has named Tony Young as Director of the Department of Enterprise Technology Services (ETS) and Chief Information Officer. Young has been the Governor’s Deputy Chief of Staff since 2011. He replaces Flint Waters who recently left to take a position with Google.September 19, 2016 The Wyoming Department of Enterprise Technology Services (ETS) wins national award for Wyoming's Enterprise Extendable Code Cloud Library. The award is presented by the National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO). September 19, 2016 Flint Waters has resigned as the Director of the Wyoming Department of Enterprise Technology Services and Chief Information Officer (CIO) for Wyoming to pursue a career with Google, effective September 23.September 14, 2016 After issuing a call to make technology the fourth leg of the state’s economy at a national conference in Jackson last week, Gov. Matt Mead will get a chance to move that agenda forward next month when he hosts the Wyoming Governor’s Broadband Summit in Cheyenne. September 14, 2016 Agosto Inc., a tier 1 premier Google for Work partner, announced they have partnered with the State of Wyoming to advance the agency's 11,000 users to Google Apps Unlimited. In addition, Agosto will provide ongoing support to manage the seats, providing a first line of technical assistance when needed. Wyoming IT Department Nominated for National Awards September 13, 2016 The Wyoming Department of Enterprise Technology Services (ETS) is a finalist for two national awards honoring information technology achievements in the public sector. The awards are presented by the National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO). The department handles information technology services to state agencies. June 17, 2016 Structural upheavals and a budget reality that threatened a major connectivity initiative aren’t stopping the work of these state and local government CIOs. Wyoming CIO Explains How the State Made Its Move to Google Apps April 13, 2016 Appointed to his post in 2011 after Wyoming had inked a contract to become the first state to deploy an enterprisewide Google Apps rollout, CIO Flint Waters oversaw the migration. While Wyoming initially viewed the move to Google as an email platform, Waters saw much more potential from the Software as a Service offering. He recently spoke with StateTech Managing Editor Amy Schurr about Wyoming’s cloud initiatives and some turbulence along the way. March 30, 2016 CHEYENNE – It’s going to be a busy summer for Flint Waters, courtesy of the Wyoming Legislature. As the state’s chief information officer under the Department of Enterprise Technology Services, Waters knows his way around the business of data security. And he will be using that knowledge to help state agencies, counties, cities and towns revisit their own data policies this summer, as part of a law passed by the Legislature earlier this year. March 3, 2016 Industry experts discussed the risks, benefits and next steps around data in the government space during the 2016 RSA Conference in San Francisco.March 2, 2016 If you corporate privacy people think you have it tough, pity your peers in the government sector. A panel of experts told attendees at the RSA Conference Wednesday that the government agencies we should trust most with our data are not only overwhelmed, they're also severely handicapped in their efforts to keep that data safe. And that's a crying shame, given what government could be accomplishing with that data. January 26, 2016 The Wyoming Legislature is set to consider a measure in its session starting next month that would allow voters to decide whether to change the state constitution to recognize an individual right to privacy. |
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