Christine Harada, who replaced Sarah Soto-Taylor as Government Operations undersecretary in August, is leaving the role for a position on the California Public Utilities Commission.

When he led the California Department of General Services, Daniel C. Kim got a look at all kinds of procurement. Here's one tool from the construction world, he argues, that could help tackle a prominent problem in IT purchasing.

Early permitting portal work shows departments need more than just software — they need better processes, better outreach and proof that the new systems reduce friction.

The California Department of Technology has partnered with Gartner to better prepare incoming department-level CIOs for the job ahead of them. The inaugural run of the invitation-only program will host 25 IT leaders from 24 departments.

Lea Eriksen, who has served as the director of the Technology and Innovation Department since June 2018, has taken an assistant city manager position with Culver City.

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Forrester just published The Forrester Wave — Cloud Native Application Protection Solutions, an independent evaluation of 14 vendors in the CNAPP market. Wiz was named the Leader and received the highest score!

Technological innovation in artificial intelligence has shifted. For the better part of a decade, AI operated within tightly bounded constraints: classifying images, generating text, and using these capabilities to surface recommendations. While these systems were powerful, they were fundamentally passive. They needed to receive a prompt in order to return a result. Once the result was achieved, the system stopped.

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