The energy produced on a typical summer day from the "green" structure, which covers 316 parking spaces, can reach 1 megawatt of power per hour — enough to power 164 homes, according to CDT.
In recent years, Accela has been expanding from its traditional identity as a platform company, releasing several applications that have focused on emerging regulatory areas such as short-term rentals and cannabis and hemp licensing.
The position includes responsibility for design solutions, discovery, visual solutions and customer service. It's in a department that's part of the California Health and Human Services Agency.
While most public safety operations in an emergency operations center are guided by time-tested principles, digital response before, during and after a disaster is surprisingly uncharted territory. What will your city's website look like when 5,000 homes have been destroyed? What maps will you have, and do you have the in-house expertise to produce them?
The summit will spotlight leaders from industry, government and academia to engage, inform, educate and empower California to stay ahead of cyberthreats.
The Financial Information System for California has responded to some agencies' requests by offering help with month-end and year-end reporting requirements.
San Leandro's chief technology officer, Tony Batalla, has been guiding the city through a number of tech upgrades and enhancements since he was promoted to his current position earlier this year. In this interview, he discusses what's ahead in innovation for this Bay Area municipality.
Speaking at the event will be CDT Director and state CIO Amy Tong, and Richard Rogers, chief of the Office of Technology Services and interim chief deputy director of CDT.
Students will receive formal classroom training three or four days a week for the first five weeks, and will work in their home departments when not in the classroom.
This slide from a recent Techwire Industry Briefing with Los Angeles County, provided by the county's Internal Services Department, explores the service provisions for the Los Angeles County Department of Medical Examiner-Coroner.
This slide from a recent Techwire Industry Briefing with Los Angeles County, provided by the county's Internal Services Department, highlights the agency's strategic plan alignment and its ITS focus areas.
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Nominations must be government projects undertaken by a public body in the Los Angeles region. All nominated projects must be currently in use and have quantifiable outcomes.
Background in government relations includes California Bankers Association and Planned Parenthood of California. Her experience includes roles with several Assembly members.
UPDATE: The Department of General Services said Friday morning that it has rescinded a plan to take website forms and other documents offline by Monday.
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The San Jose Digital Inclusion Partnership is funded by the city’s Digital Inclusion Fund, which is capitalized by fees paid by Internet service providers. The position, which has an annual base salary of $120,000, is based in San Jose and is considered part of the California Emerging Technology Fund team.
Mike Hawkins has served as vice president of the San Diego Chapter of the International Association of Microsoft Certified Partners. He's also been active in the Information Systems Security Association as well as the California Educational Technology Professionals Association.
The Department of Motor Vehicles will be answering viewers' phoned-in questions today between 4 and 7 p.m., during the news broadcasts on Sacramento's KCRA (Channel 3).
The nation’s 10th-largest city is expanding its IT capabilities under the direction of Chief Information Officer Rob Lloyd, and in the past year has hired a chief information security officer and an assistant chief information officer. These are among several IT positions the city has filled or plans to fill.
The nation’s 10th-largest city, which aspires "to be as innovative as the community we serve," is beefing up its IT management team under the leadership of CIO Rob Lloyd.
The focus is on the achievements and best practices from U.S. states, counties, cities and federal agencies and departments that have gone beyond the Web to radically improve upon the experience of government and push the boundaries of how services are delivered.
The county is the fourth in California to take part, according to an announcement this week. This comes after a 2016 vote to approve Proposition 64, which legalized recreational marijuana. As a result, many minor convictions became eligible for dismissal or to be reduced to a misdemeanor.
The state's public pension fund is seeking a senior executive for the security position, and a senior software engineer who can work well with solution architects, analysts and developers.
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Don Michie says his areas of expertise include formulating strategic long-range plans, change management and change leadership, enterprise architecture, IT operations management, and management of portfolios, programs and projects.
Code for America founder Jennifer Pahlka, in an essay written for USA Today and excerpted here, writes that government in the digital age should show online respect for citizens and their time. They'd have more faith in the system and be more likely to vote, she says.
