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Last year, Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed just under 20 percent of the bills lawmakers sent him, citing cost as the deciding factor. This year, big-ticket bills about technology, prescription drugs and more could face similar hurdles.
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“I’m ready to get after it!” Brandon Gilmore said. “Those who know me understand my strong track record in generating high demand and building robust pipelines.”
By way of comparison, the California Department of Consumer Affairs spent $4.2 million on the corresponding purchases in Fiscal Year 2022-23.
The department bought six drones this year after voters approved Proposition E, which lets police use surveillance cameras and drones to pursue felony and violent misdemeanor suspects. The drones facilitated three arrests in July.
The departments are looking for candidates to help lead teams and work on a major modernization project, a broadband initiative and project oversight.
The 30-minute webinar this morning will provide an overview of California’s $297 billion state budget, highlighting which agencies and projects may offer opportunities for industry to partner with government.
“Saying goodbye to something we’ve built together, shaping the IT department into the world-class technology organization it is today, is incredibly difficult,” Gray said.
The 30-minute webinar Thursday will provide an overview of California’s $297 billion state budget, highlighting which agencies and projects may offer opportunities for industry to partner with government.
The Emergency Medical Services Authority and the Office of Technology and Solutions Integration are nearing the date they set to release a solicitation for a system that would bring a paper-based process online statewide.
Management of ReserveCalifornia.com has been transferred to a new contractor, Texas-based Tyler Technologies, in an eight-year agreement that promises to further consolidate access to the state’s outdoor recreation areas under that single, centralized web platform.
In a brisk webinar, the IT leaders from Marin and Napa counties and Union City offered insights into what projects are pending, what’s ahead, and how the vendor community can play a role.
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The speakers will offer up their forecasts on future initiatives impacting IT across the state, providing “insights to help turbocharge business strategies and validate sales and marketing activities,” according to the event announcement.
A ballot measure that would have let voters decide the fate of a massive land development project in Solano County has been called off.
The department’s budget, which grew 12 percent this year, includes funding for a variety of projects including network and high-speed Internet deployment and site-specific IT refreshes.
The total was significantly less than the $68.9 million that the California Department of Transportation spent on its 10 largest buys in Fiscal Year 2022-23.
Supporters say the ban would be the first of its kind targeting software that has allegedly played an outsized role in increasing the cost of housing — not just in notoriously expensive San Francisco, but in markets across the country.
“Creating policy and/or law before you first understand the technology will only lead to counterproductive bureaucracy suppressing technological evolution and the associated value proposition of AI,” says Jeramy Gray, Los Angeles County’s chief deputy registrar-recorder/county clerk, chief of staff and chief operating officer.
One position is with the California Horse Racing Board, and the other is with the Department of Health Care Services.
To make sure you didn’t miss any California gov tech news of import, Industry Insider — California is providing periodic roundups of stories of significant interest to the public and private sectors from our staff and that of our sister publication, Government Technology, with links to each article.
The Employment Development Department’s modernization effort is on the cusp of releasing a massive solicitation to replace its aging claims management system.
The GenAI training was designed for three groups of state employees: general workforce, business leaders, and technical and cybersecurity experts.
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