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The Superior Court of California, County of San Bernardino, aims to replace its 20-year-old in-house system with a modern, paperless-capable Jury Management System.
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California Chief Information Officer Liana Bailey-Crimmins thinks that in 2045, there will be more cohesion between technical- and business-side roles.
Duties of the CIO include acting as a liaison with control agencies, vendors and business partners and managing IT procurement, asset inventory, contracts, software licenses and service agreements.
The California Community Colleges Chancellor's Office estimates that in 2024, 31.4 percent of its college applications were fraudulent.
Aside from being at the forefront on AI, the San Jose CIO has said it’s important for government to lead and educate the public, shepherding them through what can at times be a dizzying technology landscape.
The county’s departments will soon be unified under an implementation of Oracle’s Fusion Cloud application suite. Auditor-Controller Andrew Hamilton said the move will save the county tens of millions of dollars.
Programmatic and personnel cuts are on the menu as the state’s capital city navigates choppy financial waters. Despite the uncertainty, the city’s IT department has its eye on modernization projects in the coming fiscal year.
“My goal at Voyatek is to help combat the rise in identity fraud, particularly in higher education and in benefits systems by leveraging our technology, experience and industry partnerships,” Lovato-Winston told Industry Insider — California.
The program, designed by technology company Hayden AI, is meant to improve bus times, increase ridership and address mobility concerns.
Kauma, director of digital equity for Los Angeles County, says the growth in the digital equity field in recent years has spurred collaboration outside of the county as well, enabling her to share best practices with people in roles similar to hers across the country.
Candidates are sought for web consulting manager and certified senior project manager.
Using new technologies in law enforcement, recreation and disaster recovery, in addition to a pending move to a new city hall and staying abreast of new vendor solutions, is keeping Stockton CIO Jamil Niazi busy these days.
As chief technology officer for the Los Angeles County Office of Education, Gonzalez is responsible for tech leadership across 80 school districts serving nearly 2 million students.
The U.S.’s largest aerial firefighting fleet will have a new cloud-based system managing operations this wildfire season.
The city of Los Angeles is on rocky financial ground and facing some tough decisions ahead, with more than 1,600 proposed layoffs and millions of dollars in spending cuts across the board.
All told, tech companies have revealed plans to cut 266 Bay Area jobs in their most recent reports with the state Employment Development Department.
The department is seeking a modern, flexible case management system that's cloud-based along with the software, implementation and maintenance services needed to keep it up and running.
Software company Archistar is making its AI-powered permitting tools available to Southern California local governments to speed the recovery process following the devastating Palisades and Eaton fires.
The Legislative Analyst's Office, in a report issued Tuesday, cites the potential gains from using generative AI, proofs of concept and the RFI2 procurement model, but it says the state should move cautiously and transparently.
The California Privacy Protection Agency and the UK Information Commissioner's Office say the pact will "facilitate joint research and education relating to new technologies and data protection issues" and allow the two entities to "share best practices, knowledge and investigative methods."
The State Bar has petitioned the court to adjust hundreds of test scores due to technical problems, and the court is demanding answers from the State Bar about how and why it used AI to develop exam questions.
Gov. Gavin Newsom and leaders from the public and private sectors gathered Tuesday in Los Angeles to announce the expansion of three generative AI proof of concept projects.
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