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As part of Industry Insider — California’s ongoing efforts to educate readers on state agencies, their IT plans and initiatives, here’s the latest in our periodic series of interviews with departmental IT leaders.
The California Department of Education and the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services are seeking qualified applications for these key positions.
Los Angeles County Public Defender Ricardo Garcia shared his vision and philosophy on change management with his chief information officer, Mohammed Al Rawi, during the recent Los Angeles Digital Government Summit.
“Changes typically proposed may include improvements to data management and architecture, security, system support, monitoring and infrastructure and key updates like a centralized identity management system and full-stack monitoring.”
The Northern California county wants to hear from companies capable of assisting it in a particular aspect of technology work.
Those with active recruitments include the Financial Information System for California, the Department of Financial Protection and Innovation, and the Office of Data and Innovation.
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The technology and risk officials discussed “Securing the Modern Workplace from a Multitude of Threats” at the recent California Cybersecurity Education Summit.
The state department’s five largest transactions in this area reached the low eight figures.
All departments are required to provide telework data, but 39 haven’t, according to the Department of General Services’ dashboard.
He’s an award-winning veteran of the public and private sectors with a background in engineering and security, and he looks forward to expanding the state’s recruitment and retention of top talent.
California’s chief information security officer, Vitaliy Panych, outlined some tips during a recent podcast focusing on the people in the state’s technology community. He also spoke about an off-the-job passion that keeps him calm and focused.
A key executive and the IT leader at Silicon Valley’s largest municipality talked to Industry Insider — California about their work in equity, offered takeaways on cloud services and discussed challenges in the area of workforce.
The California Department of Transportation spent just under $38 million in the third quarter on IT goods.
The state Department of Water Resources and the California Employment Development Department are recruiting for these positions.
As part of Industry Insider — California’s ongoing efforts to educate readers on state agencies, their IT plans and initiatives, here’s the latest in our periodic series of interviews with departmental IT leaders.
Ted Ross praised government technologists for adapting to the initial pandemic crisis and working through the transformation to a hybrid workforce. He said it’s now time to lay the foundation for the next 10 years in digital services.
The veteran leader in state government and at a Sacramento-area college district has been named vice chancellor and chief information officer.
Tesla’s Autopilot features and its yearslong promise of eventual self-driving capability are a big part of the Texas-based electric automaker’s lofty valuation. Roughly 160,000 Tesla drivers in North America had access to what Tesla calls FSD Beta at the end of the third quarter.
The office’s five largest transactions for IT services during the year’s third quarter topped $50 million.
Those who work in public technology can and should aspire to larger roles in governance, but they must step up their game, says Jeramy Gray, a top executive in Los Angeles County government.
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