Chief technology position needed to boost security
L AWMAKERS bickered in their most recent session over thorny issues like voter identification and stem cell research. But the issue that shut down the state Senate for several hours was far less sexy: creation of a state-level chief information officer.
Gov. Brad Henry bucked members of his own party in approving the controversial bill. Henry will decide who to hire as the state’s first technology chief, a pos...
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