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NIC to announce first quarter 2013 results May 6

The first quarter 2013 conference call and 2013 annual stockholder meeting may include discussion of company developments, and forward-looking and other material information about business and financial matters.

By StateScoop Staff

April 15, 2013

NIC to Announce First Quarter 2013 Results on May 6; Company to Host Annual Stockholder Meeting on May 7

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Tyler Technologies to buy digital government vendor NIC for $2.3 billion

The deal is by far the biggest in Tyler's corporate history, and gives the civic tech vendor a doorway into statewide contracting.

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Ransomware hits everywhere, but governments pay 10 times more

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Deloitte consultant Srini Subramanian, Arizona CISO Mike Lettman, Illinois CIO Kirk Lonbom and Georgia CISO Stan Gatewood discuss a biannual survey of state cybersecurity policy. (StateScoop)

State CISOs are getting more attention, but most still struggle for budgets and talent

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Kansas Human Services CIO Lee Allen appointed as statewide chief information technology officer

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Washington state decides to work it out with third-choice marijuana sales tracking vendor

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Upcoming North Carolina drone workshop shows growing interest by government

With FirstNet deadline looming, states consider risks and penalties of opt-out

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