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Tod Newcombe

Tod Newcombe

Managing Editor

Tod is the managing editor of Governing and the contributing editor of our sister publication, Government Technology. He was previously the editor of Public CIO, e.Republic’s award-winning publication for IT executives in the public sector, and is the author of several books on information management. 

Florida wants to cut its technology costs. But is the state going about it all wrong?
One state legislator's legal battle showcases how outdated laws can hamper citizen engagement -- and get officials in trouble.
Many public employees use unsanctioned software on work computers. It poses serious security risks.
The state revamped its procurement system so that it's not missing out on smaller, innovative firms anymore. The new process is already catching fire in other states.
New Mexico has a unique program that combines behavioral economics and predictive analytics.
Districts are experimenting with ways to get every student access to high-speed Internet. Right now, millions don't.
The state is on track to enacting first-in-the-nation rules about how banks respond to cyberattacks. Some say they're misguided.
The city is installing sensors that could reveal a lot about the best way for governments to use smart technology.
The White House just released a report on the future of artificial intelligence. Some governments are already using A.I., but it could have a far wider impact.
Agencies are broadening a few conventional tactics to prevent cyberattacks.