NASCIO Launches Mobile Apps Catalog

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Lisa Nelson

May 24, 2013

The federal government’s Mobile Code Catalog has company! This month, NASCIO released a new State Mobile Apps Catalog, a collection of over 160 state and territory native mobile apps that users can browse and download for smart phones and tablets. The apps are searchable by state/territory, by category and through an overall browse function. Visit www.nascio.org/apps to look through the topics or upload your state’s native apps.

“This tool offers a convenient way to see what other states are producing in terms of mobile apps, and allowing states to generate ideas for their own state or territory,” said Brenda Decker, NASCIO president and Nebraska CIO. “Some states lead the way in mobile app development and can pose as models for those growing their mobile app capabilities.”

For more information be sure to read our May 13 post Federal Mobile Code Sharing Catalog.

This post was originally published on NASCIO.org.

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