Wyoming has become the first state to completely adopt Google Apps, Governor Matt Mead Announced this morning. All 10,000 state employees are now completely dependent on Google Apps. According to the ...

Google landed a jab Wednesday, Oct. 27, in its ongoing competition with Microsoft for supremacy in the state and local government market. Wyoming will migrate the state government’s 10,000 employees ...

Defendant Cecilia Abadie, wearing Google Glass, arrives at a traffic court in San Diego January 16, 2014. REUTERS/Mike Blake By Laura Zuckerman (Reuters) - Sparsely populated Wyoming, whose natural ...

Wyoming has become the first state government to do an enterprisewide rollout of Google Apps, Gov. Matt Mead and company executives announced at a press conference Wednesday, June 22. By moving 10,000 ...

Last week, Wyoming became the first state to "go Google," as all 10,000 of its employees moved to Google Apps for Government. Before moving to Google, Wyoming state employees used 13 or more different ...

Alphabet Inc.’s GOOGL Google is reportedly appointing Flint Waters, the chief information officer (CIO) of the state of Wyoming. According to reports, Waters is expected to step down from the state ...

It’s a 4 million dollar cash deal. Kidding. All state workers in Wyoming are now running on Google Apps for Government, Gmail, and all sorts of Google cloud services. This means they’ve kicked ...

Small-business owners can learn how to increase their companies’ visibility on Google Maps Wednesday, April 26. Devan Costa-Cargill will lead the discussion during a Wyoming Small Business Development ...

Grow with Google started in 2017, when the company pledged to spend $1 billion over the next five years on economic development and outreach programs. Since 2017, the program has touched more than ...

CHEYENNE – When 14-year-old Ashli Smedley answered the door Monday afternoon, she wasn’t expecting a giant gift and a bundle of rainbow balloons. But her mom, Trisha, had been waiting for that moment ...

Jan 29 (Reuters) - Sparsely populated Wyoming, whose natural beauty draws tourists from around the globe, is among a small number of U.S. states eyeing a ban on the use of wearable computers while ...